Tennant Creek, in
the land of the Warumungu people, is a small regional centre which
was the third largest gold producer in Australia during the 1930s
gold rush and still ranks as one of the most productive fields.
The region has many huge cattle stations. It has a district hospital
and an Aboriginal Health Service |
Modern shops, supermarket,
hotels, motels, backpacker accommodation, campgrounds, bars, clubs
and restaurants, regional hospital, schools, banking and vehicle
servicing facilities and daily air and coach line services linking
Alice Springs and Darwin |