The Little Sandy Desert is a small desert located in central Australia, primarily within the state of Western Australia. It covers an area of about 111,500 square kilometers and is characterized by its sandy dunes and sparse vegetation. The desert is part of the larger Great Sandy Desert region and features a harsh climate with very little rainfall. The landscape of the Little Sandy Desert includes red sand dunes, salt flats, and occasional rocky outcrops. It is home to various wildlife adapted to arid conditions, including reptiles and small mammals. The desert is also significant for its Aboriginal cultural heritage, with several Indigenous communities having historical ties to the land.