Aboriginal History
The Roper Gulf region has a long cultural history over millennia and Indigenous lore is ingrained throughout.
Big Rivers Region
You’ll find us, where the big rivers run
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Art Centres and Museums
Explore and connect with the Roper Gulf region by immersing yourself in the stories, artwork, and Aboriginal culture and traditions
![Aerial view of Borroloola Township](/sites/default/files/styles/medium/public/uploads/images/2022/Borroloola.jpg?itok=wdeOfG2H)
Emergency Information
Emergency contacts and safety information for the Roper Gulf region
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Events
Keep up to date with the latest Council meetings, events and activities in the Roper Gulf region
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Roads
If you are planning to travel in the Roper Gulf region, please visit the official Road Report NT website for up-to-date road condition information on all Government controlled roads
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Visiting Community
To visit an Aboriginal community in the Roper Gulf region, you are required to apply for a written permit through Northern Land Council (NLC)
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Weather
The spectacular landscape of the Roper Gulf region is unique due its extreme climate and remoteness