The Barkly Highway is a major road in Australia that connects the town of Daly Waters in the Northern Territory to Mount Isa in Queensland. Spanning approximately 1,200 kilometers, it serves as a vital link for transportation and commerce in the region. The highway is named after Sir Henry Barkly, a former governor of Victoria. Traveling along the Barkly Highway offers scenic views of the Australian outback, including vast plains and unique wildlife. It is also a popular route for tourists exploring the Northern Territory and Queensland, providing access to various attractions and natural wonders along the way.