Barrow Island, located approximately 50 kilometers northwest of Western Australia's Pilbara coast, is the state's second-largest island, covering 202 square kilometers. Renowned for its unique flat spinifex grasslands and limestone uplands, the island is a significant conservation reserve, home to diverse wildlife, including the spectacled hare-wallaby and the Barrow Island black-and-white fairy-wren. The surrounding Barrow Island Marine Park, encompassing 4,169 hectares, features Biggada Reef, a notable fringing reef ideal for diving, snorkeling, and swimming. Additionally, the island hosts Australia's leading oil and gas production facilities, contributing significantly to the nation's energy sector.
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