South Alligator River

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South Alligator River is a major tidal river in Australia's Northern Territory, renowned for its rich wetlands, crocodile habitats, and central role in the ecosystem of Kakadu National Park.

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South Alligator River canonical 2
South Alligator River system 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
country Australia
flowsInto Van Diemen Gulf NERFINISHED
hasClimate tropical monsoon climate
hasConservationStatus protected area waterway
hasCulturalSignificanceFor Aboriginal Australians NERFINISHED
Bininj/Mungguy people NERFINISHED
hasEcosystemType floodplain
mangroves
wetlands
hasEnvironmentalRole key habitat for migratory birds
supports Ramsar-listed wetlands
hasFeature billabongs
extensive floodplains
tidal estuary
hasHydrologicalCharacteristic seasonal flooding
tidal influence
hasNameEtymology named as one of the Alligator Rivers by early European explorers
hasWildlife estuarine crocodile
fish
saltwater crocodile
waterbirds
wetland birds
isOneOf three major Alligator Rivers of the Northern Territory
knownFor biodiversity
crocodile habitat
rich wetlands
scenic landscapes
locatedIn Kakadu National Park NERFINISHED
Northern Territory NERFINISHED
Top End NERFINISHED
locatedInProtectedArea Kakadu National Park World Heritage Site NERFINISHED
managedBy Parks Australia NERFINISHED
mouthLocatedIn Van Diemen Gulf NERFINISHED
nearbyCity Jabiru NERFINISHED
partOf Alligator Rivers catchment NERFINISHED
Kakadu National Park river system NERFINISHED
protectedBy Kakadu National Park management NERFINISHED
region Alligator Rivers Region NERFINISHED
usedFor recreational fishing
tourism
wildlife viewing

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Kakadu National Park river South Alligator River
Van Diemen Gulf hasInflow South Alligator River
Jim Jim Falls flowsInto South Alligator River
this entity surface form: South Alligator River system