Australia Northern Territory Alice Springs
Situated in the center of the vast Australian outback, it is equidistant – approximately 932 miles - between the cities of Darwin in the north and Adelaide in the south. For thousands of years, this area had been inhabited by the Aborigines, and today, with a community of about 26,000, they still constitute a large part of the city’s population.
Alice Springs, or "Alice" as it’s called by the locals, is a remote town in Australia’s Northern Territory and the heart of Australia’s Red
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Situated in the center of the vast Australian outback, it is equidistant – approximately 932 miles - between the cities of Darwin in the north and Adelaide in the south. For thousands of years, this area had been inhabited by the Aborigines, and today, with a community of about 26,000, they still constitute a large part of the city’s population.
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