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Darwin River Dam, Northern Territory

Darwin River Dam, situated approximately 70 kilometers south of Darwin, serves as the primary source of drinking water for the region, supplying about 85% of the area's water needs. Constructed in 1972, the dam has a capacity of 259,000 megalitres, making it one of the largest in Australia. To protect the catchment area and ensure the delivery of safe drinking water, public access to the dam site is restricted. This policy helps maintain the pristine quality of the water and supports the region's water security.