Tennant Creek is a small town located in the Northern Territory of Australia. It serves as a service center for the surrounding region and is known for its rich mining history, particularly in gold and copper. The town is situated along the Stuart Highway, making it a key stop for travelers exploring the outback. The area around Tennant Creek is home to the Barkly Tableland, a vast region of grasslands and cattle stations. The town also has cultural significance for the Barkly Region Indigenous communities, with several local art galleries showcasing Aboriginal art and heritage.