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Australia

constitutional monarchy in Oceania
N0-60, E90-120 N0-60, E120-150 N0-60, E150-180
S0-30, E90-120 S0-30, E120-150 S0-30, E150-180
S30-60, E90-120 S30-60, E120-150 S30-60, E150-180
30 degrees, 1800x1800
  • English: Commonwealth of Australia
  • Afrikaans: Australië
  • Aragonés: Australia
  • Azərbaycanca: Avstraliya
  • Беларуская: Аўстралія
  • Български: Австралия
  • Català: Austràlia
  • Čeština: Austrálie
  • Deutsch: Australien
  • Ελληνικά: Αυστραλία. Δείτε επίσης Χάρτες της Αυστραλίας.
  • Español: Australia
  • Français : Australie
  • Galego: Australia
  • Italiano: Australia
  • Magyar: Ausztrália
  • Македонски: Австралија
  • Norsk bokmål: Australia
  • Polski: Australia
  • Lëtzebuergesch: Australien
  • Português: Austrália
  • Română: Australia
  • Русский: Австралия
  • Scots: Australie
  • Slovenčina: Austrália
  • Slovenščina: Avstralija
  • Shqip: Australia
  • Српски / srpski: Аустралија
  • Svenska: Australien
  • ភាសាខ្មែរ: អូស្ត្រាលី
  • 한국어: 호주
  • 日本語: オーストラリア
  • 中文: 澳大利亚
  • Türkçe: Avustralya
  • Nederlands: Australië
  • Українська: Австралія
  • Tiếng Việt: Úc

Contents

SymbolsEdit

MapsEdit

Selected maps are included in the  Wikimedia Atlas of Australia.

  • Location map for Australia

  • CIA map of Australia

  • Satellite photo

  • Satellite view of the Shark Bay, western coast of Australia

  • Distribution of boomerangs in Australia

  • Australia 2-digit postcode areas

NatureEdit

  • Grassland and mountain ranges, Queensland

  • Mount Hotham

  • Australian Bush, Victoria

  • Australian Bush, Victoria

  • Australian bush after fire, Western Australia, 1996

  • Termite mounds near Pine Creek NT

  • The Goomoolahra Falls are located on the Springbrook Plateau of the Gold Coast Hinterland, Gold Coast Queensland Australia.

  • Kings Canyon

  • Emu

  • Acacia pycnantha (Wattle)

  • Goanna

  • Spotted Quoll

  • Clownfish

  • Great white shark

LandmarksEdit

CultureEdit

ArchitectureEdit

  • The Windsor, Melbourne

  • Saint Marys Cathedral, Sydney

  • Port Arthur, Tasmania

  • Charlotte Pass, New South Wales

  • QVB Sydney

  • R.G. Menzies House, Canberra

  • Victorian architecture, Melbourne

  • The Harbour Bridge and Sydney skyline

  • A.C. Goode House, Victoria

  • Q1, one of the tallest apartment buildings in the world

  • St Michael's Anglican Church at night, Melbourne

  • Princess Theatre

  • Manor Apartments, Brisbane

  • The Sydney Opera House

Famous AustraliansEdit

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Last edited on 2 May 2016, at 14:32