Main Page | See live article | Alphabetical index Litchfield National Park is in the Northern Territory (Australia), 69 km south of Darwin. The park's main attractions are the waterfalls and the clear pools of water they cascade into. Litchfield National Park Location Northern Territory, Australia Nearest City Darwin Latitude 13° 03' 17" S Longitude 130° 54' 18" E Area 146,118 ha Date of Establishment 1986 Governing Body Parks and Wildlife Commission of the Northern Territory IUCN category II During the hot dry season the park is a magnet for people looking for a refreshing swim. Crocodiles do not seem to be as much a threat in Litchfield as they are in other Northern Territory parks, such as Kakadu National Park. Other features of the park include the termite mounds and the "Lost City", an area of bizarre sandstone block and pillar formations which have been sculpted by wind and rain over thousands of years. See also: Protected areas of the Northern Territory (Australia) Litchfield's Wangi Falls (dry season - July 2001) This article is from Wikipedia. All text is available under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License.