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Kandee - Australia

Population:

27.227.096,00 inhab

Pop. Growth:

14,20 %

Area:

7.682.300,00 km2

Density:

4,00 hab/km2

Wealth:

65.129,70 $/person

Literacy:

99,00 %

Largest city:

Sydney - 4,150,917 inhab

Urban population:

86,70 %

Life expectancy:

84,34 years

Average age:

38,50 years

Highest peak:

Kosciuszko - 2,228 m

Largest river:

Murray-Darling - 3,672 km

Rainfall:

534,00 mm/m2

What are the defining characteristics of Australia?

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Gran Barrera de Coral - Australia

Great Barrier Reef

The Great Barrier Reef, one of Australia’s natural treasures, is the world’s largest coral reef. Its biodiversity is astonishing, home to thousands of marine species.

Nature

Uluru - Australia

Uluru

Uluru, a huge rock sacred to the Aboriginal people of Australia, stands majestically in the desert. Its reddish colour changes with the sunlight, revealing its deep connection to ancestral culture.

Nature

Playas y costa salvaje - Australia

Wild coastline

Australia boasts thousands of kilometres of wild coastline and unspoilt beaches. Its rugged coastline is a paradise for surfers.

Nature

Vasto outback - Australia

Vast Outback

The vast Australian Outback is an arid desert region. It covers approximately 70 per cent of the country, accounting for a significant proportion of its land area.

Nature

Canguros - Australia

Marsupials

Marsupials are a group of mammals characterized by having a pouch. The vast majority of these fascinating creatures are endemic to Australia.

Nature

Songlines & Dreamtime - Australia

Dreamtime

The Aboriginal Dreamtime is a complex worldview that explains the creation of the universe and life, passed down through myths and songs about the ancestral paths known as Songlines.

Culture

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Australia

Official language(s): English

Currency: Australian dollar

Government: Constitutional monarchy

Main religion: Irreligion

Demonym: Australian, Aussie

Canberra

Hab. 523,285

Canberra, the capital of Australia, is situated inland, in the Australian Capital Territory (ACT). Surrounded by rolling hills and green parks, its landscape is characterised by the artificial lake, Lake Burley Griffin. This natural setting is ideal for outdoor activities.

Sydney

Hab. 4,150,917

Sydney is situated on the south-east coast, bordering the Pacific Ocean. Its coastal landscape is characterised by bays, golden sandy beaches such as Bondi and Manly, and the imposing natural harbour of Port Jackson. This harbour, one of the largest in the world, is the geographical and visual heart of the city, offering spectacular views and a range of water-based activities.

Melbourne

Hab. 3,639,893

Melbourne, situated on the south-east coast of Australia, enjoys a temperate climate and a landscape that includes the Yarra River. This vibrant metropolis offers a rich blend of art, culture and city life. Its attractions include the iconic Flinders Street Station, the lively alleyways lined with street art, and the Melbourne Cricket Ground, an iconic sporting venue.

Cape Tribulation

Hab. 123

Cape Tribulation is situated on the edge of the Great Barrier Reef, an area of extraordinary natural beauty. Here, the rainforest meets the sea, creating spectacular scenery. You can explore unspoilt beaches, such as Myall Beach, and marvel at the diversity of the native flora and fauna on guided walks through the rainforest.

Outback

The Australian Outback is a vast inland region, characterised by its arid desert landscape and remote location. Home to unique wildlife, such as the kangaroo and the emu, it is a crucial ecosystem and a symbol of Australia’s untamed wilderness. Its geography is defined by rocky plains, sand dunes and sparse but hardy vegetation, adapted to extreme conditions.

Great Dividing Range

The Great Dividing Range is a vast mountain range in eastern Australia that acts as a natural barrier. It separates the fertile eastern coast, with its more temperate and humid climate, from the arid inland regions to the west, which are characterized by a dry climate conducive to the formation of deserts.

Northern jungles

The tropical forests of northern Australia, often referred to as ‘monsoon forests’, are vibrant and diverse ecosystems. They are home to a wealth of life, with towering trees, lush vegetation and a rich variety of wildlife. These forests play a crucial role in maintaining the region’s ecological balance, providing habitats for countless species.

Neighbouring countries

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Australia has no land borders with any other countries.

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