Coordinates: 22°48′16″S 134°27′26″E / 22.80444°S 134.45722°E / -22.80444; 134.45722

Engawala, Northern Territory

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Engawala
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CountryAustralia
StateNorthern Territory
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Time zoneUTC+9:30 (ACST)
Postcode
0872

Engawala is a small town in the Northern Territory, Australia, located around 180 kilometres (110 mi) north of Alice Springs, in the Akityarre (or Anmatjere?) ward.[1] Its altitude is 600 metres (2,000 ft).[2]

It falls within the local government area of the Central Desert Regional Council (CDRC), and the governing land council is the Central Land Council.[1][3] It also encompasses several family outstations: Mulga Bore, Angula, and Alatyeye.

Demographics

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In the 2021 Australian census, 164 residents were counted.[4]

Engawala had a population of 154 at the 2016 census.[5]

Attractions

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For tourists, there are several attractions:[1]

  • Engawala Arts Centre
  • Outback Way Outdoor Art Gallery
  • Gemtree Carvan Park and Gem Stone Fossicking

Facilities

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Facilities for residents include:[1]

  • CDRC office
  • A library
  • Community Safety Patrol
  • Aged Care
  • Youth Sport and Recreation program

Outstations

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It also comprises several family outstations: Alatyeye (aka Turners Camp[6][7]), Angula (Angkola / Angkula[8][9]) and Mulga Bore.[1]

Mulga Bore,[a] also known as Akaya, Akaye, Atartinga, and Athathenga, is a tiny family outstation, within the electorate of Barkly (longitude: 134.209, latitude: -22.451).[10] The entire population, numbering around 70 people, are Mormons.[11]

Footnotes

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  1. ^ Not to be confused with Old Mulga Bore, a heritage-listed site in South Australia.

References

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