Amata, located in the Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Lands of South Australia, is a vibrant Aboriginal community established in 1961. Situated approximately 115 km south of Uluru and 380 km southwest of Alice Springs, it lies within the Musgrave Ranges at an elevation of 690 meters, making it South Australia's highest town. The community is renowned for its rich cultural heritage and is home to Tjala Arts, an Indigenous-owned and governed enterprise that showcases local artists' works. Amata's population of 455 residents primarily speaks Pitjantjatjara, reflecting its deep-rooted traditions and connection to the land.
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