This city is home to the fish-feeding exhibit at Aquascene as well as the historic Deckchair Cinema.
This city is home to the fish-feeding exhibit at Aquascene as well as the historic Deckchair Cinema. This city's namesake 1918 rebellion was led by Harold Nelson, who burnt an effigy of John Gilruth. In 1974, Cyclone Tracy completely destroyed this city. This home to many saltwater crocodiles is the largest city in the "Top End." In February 1942, this city on the Timor Sea was destroyed by a Japanese bombing raid. It was named by John Clements Wickham in 1839 when the HMS Beagle sailed into this city's harbor. For 10 points, name this capital of Australia's Northern Territory, named for an English scientist who formulated natural selection.
This city is home to the fish-feeding exhibit at Aquascene as well as the historic Deckchair Cinema.
Darwin, Northern Territory