Bremer Island

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Bremer Iceland, named after Sir James J. Gordon Bremer, or Banu Banu or Dhambaliya in the local language, is in the northwest of the Gulf of Carpentaria 3.4 km before the north-eastern tip of Arnhem Land (Cape Wirawawoi ) in the Northern Territory of Australia. It is 7.7 km long and up to 3.0 km wide and has an area of ​​approximately 16 km ². The mineworkers Nhulunbuy is 5 km away on the mainland of Arnhem Land. The island is inhabited by about 25 Rirratjingu, a clan of the Yolngu people. The small settlement (family outstation ) in the north of the island near the airfield called Gutjangan (formerly of Bremen North Iceland ).

The consumption of alcohol is prohibited on Bremer Iceland. Only the tourists are allowed to consume alcohol in small quantities. The island has a maximum of eight tourists may stay the same.

The island is surrounded by a beach, put on the sea turtles lay their eggs in the sand. Bremer Iceland also serves many birds as habitat. 4.5 km to the east is the East Bremer Islets, a group of small islets in the chain is aligned from north to south.

• Island (Australia and Oceania)
• Island ( Northern Territory )
• Island ( Arafura Sea )