Crocodiles can be found in three states in Australia – WA, NT, and QLD – but they’re much more prolific in some spots than others. The Northern Territory has the highest population of crocs, with an estimated 100,000 Saltwater crocs in the Top End. That’s almost the entire population of Darwin! Anywhere along the northern coastline of the NT up to 200km inland counts as croc country. This includes down to Katherine, Nitmiluk Gorge and surrounds.  Photo by Victoria Pantazis In WA, crocs can be found from anywhere north of Broome along the coastline and in inland waterways. In QLD, crocs may be found as far south as the Boyne River near Gladstone, all the way up the East Coast and across all of Tropical North Queensland. Where crocs live in Australia