The Allied rock-wallaby is a small, agile marsupial that belongs to the macropod family. The species is native to the rugged terrain of northern Australia, where it is known to inhabit rocky cliffs and exposed slopes. The Allied rock-wallaby is also referred to as the black-flanked rock-wallaby, Maud Island rock-wallaby, and Kimberley rock-wallaby. These synonyms are based on the physical characteristics, geographic location, or subspecies classification of the animal. Despite being recognized by different names, the Allied rock-wallaby is known for its distinctive black and white facial markings and ability to survive in a harsh and challenging environment.