Top Facts about Australia Continent

Top facts - Australia continent

Hey guys, today we will discuss on the topic facts about Asia continents. As you know that there are 7 continents in the world.

1. Asia continent

2. Africa continent

3. North America continent

4. South America continent

5. Europe continent

6. Australia continent

7. Antarctica continent

6). Australia continent

• Australia was discovered in 1770 by the British sailor Captain Cook.
• Australia is the smallest continent in the world. Its area is 79,56,000 sq km. is.
• Australia is located entirely in the southern and eastern hemispheres.
• Australia's longitudinal extension is from 10o south to 440 south longitudinal extension from 1130 east to 1540 east.
• The Makar Line passes through it, with half of the northern part lying in the tropical and half the southern part in the tropical zone.
• The maximum width of this continent from east to west is 4000 km. And length 3000 km from north to south. is.
• Australia is the only country in the world, which extends over the entire continent of Australia and is therefore also called the continental continent.
• State Capital Major Port
• North australia darwin darwin 
• South Australia Adelaide Adelaide
• Western Australia Perth Fremantle
• Queensland Brisbane Brisbane
• NewSouthwells Sydney Sydney
• Victoria melbourne melbourne
• Tasmania Hobart Hobart
• Australia, New Zealand and the adjoining islands are called Australia.
• Australia is divided into six autonomous states and two centrally administered territories.
• Australia is called a country of thirsty land because a large part of it receives nominal rainfall.
• At the time of the American Revolution (1777–78), Australia was used by Britain as a penel Colony.
• The discovery of gold mines after 1851 led to the start of the gold rush in Australia.
• Gold mines prompted the Europeans to settle in Australia, which is why the number of migrants here is the highest.
• New Zealand (also due to favorable climate and parity with Britain in fertile lands) is also called South Britain / East Britain.
• The capital of New Zealand is Veliganton. The natives of New Zealand are called Maori.
• The capital of Australia is 'Canberra', which is located in the state of New South Wales.
• Canberra's design is located in the Chicago State of Artists.
• Canberra was conceived by Chicago founder Walter Burley Griffin (19111).
• Sydney is the largest city in Australia.
• Sydney is the largest port in Australia.
• More than half of Australia's west extends to the Old West. The western plateau part of Australia is desert. The western plateau is known for its mineral content.
• To the southwest of the western plateau is a huge gold treasure.
• The highest elevation of the Western Plateau is 'Mount Bruce' (2000 m).
• There is an extension of the Middle Plain from the Gulf of Carpateria in the north of Australia to the Gulf of Encounter in the south.
• The intermediate plain has three subdivisions - the Carpentaria Basin, the intermediate Eyre Lake Basin and the Marredarling Basin.
• Many small rivers are found in the Carpentaria Basin, among which Michel and Philanders are prominent.
• Australia's largest lake is 'Eyre Lake'.
• Eyre Lake Basin is also below sea level. The rivers of the Irish Basin are inflowing.
• Pataltod wells are more common in the Eyre Lake basin. For this reason, this area is also called Great Artesian Basin.
• To the south of the Eyre Basin is the Marredarling Basin. Marre is the main river here with its tributaries - Darling, Marrambiji and Lachlan.
• The land between the Murray Darling rivers is called 'Riverina'.
• To the west of the Murray River Basin is the Rift Valley. In the same valley area there are St. Vincent and Spencer.
• There is an expansion of the eastern highlands from the York Peninsula in the eastern part of Australia to Tasmania in the south.
• The eastern highlands are a long strip of high-rise plateaus and hills known as the Great Dividing Range. The highest part of the Great Dividing Range is the Australian Alps in the southeast.
• The Australian Alps is an old twisty mountain, the highest peak of which is "Co-SISCO" (2234 m). It is also the highest peak in Australia.
• The Australian Alps are known as bloomountain in the NewSouthwells. The Murray River originates from this mountain.
• The Australian Alps are known as bloomountain in the NewSouthwells. Murray River from this mountain Originates.
• A coral reef (wall of coral reefs) is found along the north-eastern coast of Australia. The Great Barrier Reef states.
• The world famous 'Great Barrier Reef' is more than 1900 km long. Its maximum distance from the coast is 240 km and the minimum distance is 38 km.
• Most of Australia is under dry climate.
• Cloncountry is the hottest place in Australia.
• The southern coast of Australia has a tropical climate.
• Tasmania Island receives year-round rainfall from westerly winds.
• In the northern part of Australia, monsoon winds rain in the summer.
• Australia's temperate grasslands are called 'downs'.
• Eucalyptus, Kari and Jarra trees are found in Australia.
• In Australia, shrubs called Saltbush, Mali and Spinpex are also found.
• 'Sithal' is also the common tree of Australia.
• The kangaroo is the national animal of Australia. Along with kangaroos, 'Delabi' and 'koala' are also prominent animals of the Dhani class.
• The 'Koala' bear resembles a flat, wide and black-nosed beast. Remains on trees. Eats eucalyptus leaves. Sleeps during the day and awakes at night.
• Plateis - The world's bizarre animal is a fauna mixed with animals and birds. Lives in both land and water. Is a four-legged creature that lays eggs. Tunnels can be dug in the ground.
• Aimu, Cucabarra and Lairbird are the quintessential birds of Australia. Aimu is a long-tongued bird without wings, which can run but cannot fly.
• Kukabarra is also called Laughing Jakas because its dialect sounds like bizarre laughter.
• The lirebird - one of the prettiest birds in the world. It is a successful mimicry that can mimic the sounds of dogs, the sound of car horns or the sounds of other animals and birds.
• Black colored goose is very common in Western Australia.
• Most rats in the world are found in Australia.
• Only 4–5 per cent of Australia has agriculture. Most of the farming is done in the south-western, south-eastern and eastern parts.
• Wheat is the most important food crop in Australia. New South Wales and Western Australia are the major states in wheat production.
• Barley, oats and maize are other food crops. Rice is grown in irrigated areas.
• Sugarcane, tobacco and cotton are mainly grown in Queensland.
• Pineapple, banana and papaya are grown in the tropical part of Australia and apples, oranges and grapes are grown in the tropical part.
• Australia has the largest number of sheep. Here Merino sheep are reared.
• The area between the Marredarling rivers is most suitable for sheep farming.
• Australia has the largest number of sheep in the state of New South Wales.
• Sydney is Australia's largest wool exporter Bandargaon. That is why it is also called 'Bullport'.
• The laborers working at the sheep rearing centers are called 'Jekaru'.
• The state of Queensland ranks first in terms of total animal population.
• Queensland state of Australia is famous for the rearing of carnivorous animals.
• Dingoes - wild dogs found in Australia.
• The Hurtghati of New South Wales is called Ruhr of Australia.
• NewSathewells is the leading state in coal production.
• Nucasal, Lithgow and Kemba are famous coal production areas in Hundarghati.
• The state of Victoria has a large reservoir of lignite.
• Mineral oil - found in the Gypsland region of Victoria.
• Australia is the largest producer of CC and Boxes in the world.
• The Waipa region of the Cape York Peninsula has the largest boxside reserves in the world.
• The Pilwara region of Australia and the Iron Nab region are famous for iron production.
• Kalgurli and Coolgardie are the major gold producing regions of Australia.
• Broken Hill - is famous for the production of silver, lead, zinc, etc. in Australia.
• Lead, zinc and copper are found in the Mount Isa region of northeastern Australia.
• The main mode of transport in Australia is rail.
• The main intercontinental railroad connecting Australia and Sydney to Perth in Australia is the Trans Australian, which is approximately 4000 km in length.
• 'Dogs' are road coaches.
• Australia's major roads are called 'Common It is called 'wealth highway'.
• Urban constitutes 80–85 per cent of the total population of Australia.
• 3/4 of the Australian population lives on only 1/10.
• The total population of Australia is about 17 million.
• The density of Australia is only 2 people per sq km.
• Intermediate Australia is often non-zero.
• Population of Australia is found in Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland.