Elliot

Elliott, the halfway point between Darwin and Alice Springs, 250 kilometres north of Tennant Creek, is predominantly a service provider to surrounding pastoralists.

The town has a population of 700 and was named after Army Lieutenant Snow Elliott who established an army staging camp in the area for northbound troops during World War II. Prior to this, Elliott was just 'Number 8 Bore' on the massive Newcastle Waters Station.

Kulumindini is the traditional Aboriginal name for Elliott and the town lies on important Dreaming tracks. Educational walks through the Jim Rennie Memorial Park, organised through the Elliott Council, offer insight into the area's indigenous heritage. Elliott has a well kept nine-hole golf course, and a quick round or two is a popular way for tired travellers to stretch their legs. A range of accommodation is available.

Temperatures for Elliott

Elliott has hot summer temperatures. The summer high temperature for Elliott is approximately 35 °c. The summer low temperature is approximately 25 °c.

Elliott has warm winter temperatures. The winter high temperature for Elliott is approximately 28 °c. The winter low temperature is approximately 10 °c.

MONTH	LOW °c	HIGH °c
January	25	35
February	25	35
March	24	34
April	23	32
May	22	30
June	20	28
July	18	26
August	20	29
September	22	30
October	24	33
November	26	35
December	27	36

Elliott Accommodation