Ross Highway
Ross Highway is a road in the Northern Territory of Australia located to the south of Alice Springs.

The highway runs from the Stuart Highway in the Alice Springs suburb of Ross in an easterly direction to Ross River where its name changes to Arltunga Road before terminating at Arltunga Historical Reserve in the locality of Hart about east of Alice Springs.

From west to east, it provides vehicular access to Yeperenye /Emily and Jessie Gaps Nature Park, the community of Amoonguna, Corroboree Rock Conservation Reserve, Trephina Gorge Nature Park, Ross River Resort, N'Dhala Gorge Nature Park and Arltunga Historical Reserve. 

The highway is sealed from the Stuart Highway to Ross River and is unsealed for the remainder of its length. It is maintained by the Northern Territory government.

The highway was named in 1987 after John Ross, an explorer of Central Australia, whose name has also been given to Ross River. Part of the highway is an existing road which was previously named as Emily Gap Road.
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Northern Territory of Australia
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Alice Springs
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Stuart Highway
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Ross
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Arltunga Historical Reserve
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Hart
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Yeperenye /Emily and Jessie Gaps Nature Park
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None
Amoonguna
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Corroboree Rock Conservation Reserve
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Trephina Gorge Nature Park
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N'Dhala Gorge Nature Park
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John Ross
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Ross Highway
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1987
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located in the administrative territorial entity