Mary River National Park is an Australian national park located about east and stretching to the southeast of Darwin in the Northern Territory. Geography Mary River National Park incorporates the following areas, some of which are not contiguous to each other. The park consists of four non-contiguous parts: Alligator Lagoon Conservation Area Annaburroo Delta Block Conservation Area Boggy Springs Conservation Area Jimmy's Creek Conservation Area Mary River Conservation Reserve Mary River Crossing Conservation Area McKinlay River Conservation Area Opium Creek Conservation Area Point Stuart Coastal Reserve Shady Camp Conservation Area Stuarts Tree Historical Reserve Swim Creek Conservation Area Wildman River Conservation Area Overview The Mary River National Park consists of a collection of small reserve areas which protects part of the Mary River catchment. The Mary River is one of eight rivers in the Top End that have large floodplains in their catchments. The Arnhem Highway crosses five of these eight rivers as one travels between Darwin and Jabiru
Mary River National Park es un parque nacional australiano situado alrededor del este y se extiende al sureste de Darwin en el Territorio del Norte. Geografía Mary River National Park incorpora las siguientes áreas, algunas de las cuales no son contiguas entre sí. El parque consta de cuatro partes no contiguas: Alligator Lagoon Conservation Area Annaburroo Delta Block Conservation Area Boggy Springs Conservation Area Jimmy's Creek Conservation Area Mary River Conservation Area Mary River Crossing Conservation Area McKinlay River Conservation Area Opium Creek Conservation Area Point Stuart Coastal Reserve Shady Camp Conservation Area Stuarts Tree Historical Reserve Swim Creek Conservation Area Wildman River Conservation Area The Mary River National Park consiste en una colección de pequeñas áreas de reserva que protege parte de la captura del río Mary. El río Mary es uno de los ocho derechos en el Top End que tienen grandes plazas flotantes en su catamarca y en el cruce de estos cinco ríos.