Adelaide River Railway Heritage Precinct

The Adelaide River Railway Heritage Precinct is a heritage-listed railway complex on Railway Terrace in Adelaide River, Coomalie Shire, Northern Territory, about 114 km south of Darwin. Built in 1888 as part of the North Australia Railway, it preserves the original station building, goods shed, sidings and rolling stock. It is notable for its role in servicing the Pine Creek goldfields and as a vital logistics hub during World War II.

Visitors can expect a compact open-air heritage precinct centred on the restored 1888 Adelaide River Railway Station building, now operating as a small museum. The site includes the timber station, goods shed, railway tracks, historic carriages and wagons, interpretive signage and photographs documenting the North Australia Railway and wartime history. The setting is flat, grassed and surrounded by the township of Adelaide River, with shaded picnic areas and easy walking between exhibits.