Place Names Register Extract

Dulcie Range National Park

Extract date: 20/04/2024

Name	Dulcie Range National Park
Type Designation	Reserve
Place Id	12511
Place Type	Administrative Area
Status	Assigned
Date Registered
Location (Datum GDA94)
	Latitude: -22° 32' S (Decimal degrees -22.5372)
	Longitude: 135° 32' E (Decimal degrees 135.5436)
Locality / Suburb
	Hart
Local Government Area
	Central Desert Shire Council
History/Origin	In 1916, Theodore Ernest (T.E.) Day (1866-1943), Chief Surveyor of the Northern Territory, surveyed and reportedly named the Dulcie Range after his second eldest daughter Edith Dulcie Coates (née Day, 1897-1984). The Dulcie Range historically supported a sizeable population of Akarre Arrernte people as it offered many reliable waterholes and springs, shelter, plant and animal resources. Source: Parks and Wildlife Commission of the Northern Territory. (2002, May 1) Dulcie Range National Park : plan of management, May 2002. Parks and Wildlife Commission of the Northern Territory, Alice Springs. Retrieved 2023, September 7, from https://hdl.handle.net/10070/619872

Register & Gazettal information

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