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What is the significance of Kakadu National Park?
- Australia's largest national park in Queensland
- A World Heritage listed national park in the Northern Territory with outstanding biodiversity and Aboriginal cultural heritage
- A desert national park in South Australia
Why this is the correct answer
Kakadu National Park sits in the Northern Territory and holds dual World Heritage status for both its outstanding natural biodiversity and its deep Aboriginal cultural heritage spanning tens of thousands of years. Queensland and South Australia have significant parks of their own, but Kakadu belongs to the Northern Territory.