Cahills Crossing- Is this the most Dangerous Road Crossing in the World?  

Not particularly dangerous if you have local knowledge. For much of each dry season month, the tide doesn’t even reach the crossing. Safe, with care up to about half a metre, if you are in a 4WD, and take it slowly. When there is movement, drive on the opposite side to the direction of the flow. Also important to know where any slight holes are that can affect your progress. Even on the days of highest tides, the crossing is only under water for about two hours. Of course, in the wet season, you can’t get near it. The Magela Creek prevents access from Jabiru except with a boat, and on the Gunbalanya side, the road is under water for perhaps six or seven kilometres.