What desert is located in the Northern Territory of Australia?

The Simpson Desert is located in the Northern Territory of Australia, extending into parts of South Australia and Queensland. It is recognized as one of Australia’s large deserts and is characterized by its extensive sand dunes, which can reach heights of up to 20 meters, interspersed with salt flats and dry, scrubby vegetation.

The desert is known for its arid climate, receiving very little rainfall and experiencing extreme temperature variations between day and night. Its landscapes are unique and home to various native wildlife adapted to the harsh conditions.

In contrast, the Great Victoria Desert, while also significant, is primarily located in Western Australia and extends into South Australia. Lake Eyre Desert is associated with the lake's region, predominantly in the north of South Australia, while the Strzelecki Desert lies further to the south in both South Australia and New South Wales, making none of these options relevant to the Northern Territory.