Katherine Railway Heritage Station Precinct

The Katherine Railway Heritage Station Precinct is a heritage-listed former railway complex on Railway Terrace in Katherine, Northern Territory. Centred on the 1926 station building of the former North Australia Railway, the precinct preserves the station, goods shed, and rolling stock. It documents the railway's role in opening northern Australia, servicing World War II operations, and connecting Darwin to Birdum. Now a community heritage site, it offers interpretive displays on rail history and local development.

Visitors can expect a compact open-air heritage precinct centred on the restored 1926 weatherboard station building, goods shed, and sections of narrow-gauge track with historic rolling stock and carriages. The site is set on flat ground near the Katherine River in central Katherine, with interpretive panels, photographs and memorabilia inside the station explaining the North Australia Railway. Areas to explore include the platform, station interior displays, and surrounding yard with signage about wartime and pastoral history.