The Hodgson River is a river located in the Northern Territory of Australia. It flows through the Arnhem Land region and is known for its natural beauty and diverse ecosystems. The river is an important water source for local wildlife and supports various plant species along its banks. The Hodgson River is also significant for the Indigenous communities in the area, who have lived alongside it for thousands of years. The river's waters are vital for fishing and other traditional practices, contributing to the cultural heritage of the Aboriginal Australians in the region.