Karlu Karlu

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Karlu Karlu is a culturally significant Aboriginal sacred site in Australia's Northern Territory, renowned for its striking, rounded granite boulders known as the Devils Marbles.

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Karlu Karlu canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf rock formation
sacred site
tourist attraction
alsoKnownAs Devils Marbles
climate semi-arid
contains fractured rock surfaces
split boulders
country Australia
culturalSignificance Aboriginal sacred site
distanceFrom approximately 100 km south of Tennant Creek
approximately 400 km north of Alice Springs
elevation approximately 400 metres above sea level
featureOf Australian outback landscape
formationProcess weathering and erosion of granite
geologicalAge Proterozoic Eon
surface form: Proterozoic
governingJurisdiction Northern Territory Government
hasAccess publicly accessible
hasHeritageStatus listed on the Northern Territory Heritage Register
hasOfficialName Karlu Karlu / Devils Marbles Conservation Reserve
hasPart rounded granite boulders
hasProtectionStatus conservation reserve
hasRestrictions cultural access restrictions in some areas
hasSpiritualMeaning Dreaming site
hasUse cultural ceremonies
storytelling site
tourism
isOn Stuart Highway NERFINISHED
isSubjectOf Aboriginal Dreaming stories
Australian tourism promotion
languageOfName Warumungu language
locatedIn Northern Territory
central Australia
managedBy Parks and Wildlife Commission of the Northern Territory
managementType joint management with Traditional Owners
meaningOfName “round boulders”
near Wauchope, Northern Territory
notableFeature large balancing boulders
spheroidal weathering patterns
region Barkly Tableland
surface form: Barkly Tableland region
rockType granite
significantFor Alyawarre people NERFINISHED
Kaytetye people
Warlpiri people NERFINISHED
Warumungu people NERFINISHED
tourismInfrastructure car park
viewing areas
walking tracks
traditionalName Karlu Karlu self-link

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