WW-II Oil Storage Tunnels, Darwin
The underground Oil Storage Tunnels were bored into the cliffs of Darwin to store oil during World War II.
The underground Oil Storage Tunnels were bored into the cliffs of Darwin to store oil during World War II. Now they display historic photos of Darwin during the war.
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About WW-II Oil Storage Tunnels
Darwin , Australia
WW-II Oil Storage Tunnels and Nearby Sights on Map
Old Court House and Police Station
State Square
State Square has the Parliament House, Supreme Court, Government House and Old Court House and Police Station
Darwin Waterfront Precinct
Liberty Square
Liberty Square commemorates the Darwin Rebellion of 17 December 1918 in which about 1000 demonstrators marched to the Government House demanding the resignation of the Administrator of the Northern Territory over unemployment, taxation and political representation
Government House Darwin
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Browns Mart Theatre
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Northern Territory Parliament House
Victoria Hotel
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Lyons Cottage
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MV Neptuna
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