Mountnorris Bay. Croker Island measures from Point David (south, local name Inngirnatj) to Cape Croker (north), up to wide, and has an area of . At its highest point it is only above sea level. Croker Island is the largest island, and the only permanently inhabited island, in the Croker Group. Settlements The only notable settlement on Croker Island is the Aboriginal community of Minjilang, located on Mission Bay on the east coast. Apart from that, there are nine small family outstations, the largest one of which is Inngirnatj (Point David) at the southern end of the island. The settlements from north to south: Alamirra (close to Somerville Bay 1.5 km further the north) Timor Springs (north of Minjilang, 8 km by road) Wanakutja (on Palm Bay in the north-west) Minjilang (Mission Bay), the only village and main settlement of the island Adjamarrago (800 metres north of Croker Island Aerodrome, west of Minjilang) Keith William's Outstation (Arrgamumu, Arrgamurrmur) (south-east of Mission Bay) Walka (Barge Landing) (south side of Mission Bay, with barge pier) Sandy Bay (close to Sandy Bay on the east coast, but two kilometres to the coast) Marramarrani (southwest coast) Inngirnatj (Point David) (southern end, west side, with boat pier) Environment The island's beaches, bushland, wetlands and swamps are host to plentiful wildlife and flora. A cull of feral horses was undertaken in 2015. References Arafura Sea Islands of the Northern Territory Arnhem Land tropical savanna