Nhulunbuy
 Huta aluminium w Nhulunbuy | |
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 12°11′S 136°47′E/-12,183333 136,783333 | |
Portal  Australia | |
Nhulunbuy – miasto (township) w Australii, w północno-wschodniej części Terytorium Północnego, położone na półwyspie Gove, na Ziemi Arnhema, nad Morzem Arafura. W 2006 roku miasto liczyło 4112 mieszkańców[1].
Nhulunbuy zostało założone w latach 70. XX wieku w pobliżu złóż boksytów, których wydobycie i przetwórstwo stanowi podstawę gospodarki miasta. W mieście znajduje się port lotniczy Gove oraz port pełnomorski.
Przypisy
- ↑ 2006 Census QuickStats: Nhulunbuy. Australian Bureau of Statistics. [dostęp 2011-05-15]. (ang.).
Bibliografia
- Nhulunbuy. W: Susannah Farfor, David Andrew, Hugh Finlay: Northern Territory. Lonely Planet, 2003, s. 165-166. ISBN 1-74059-199-2.
Miasta i miejscowości Terytorium Północnego
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Bauxite processing plant at Nhulunbuy, Northern Territory, Australia. Freeze frame from digital video shot by me from inside helicopter