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Australian geography by letter: A

All around Australia with the letter A
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Last updated: July 7, 2021
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First submittedJuly 7, 2021
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A river in Western Australia, named for an Aboriginal greeting rather than a Swedish pop group
Abba River
Tasmania provides about 25% of the world's annual harvest of this mollusc
Abalone
Uninhabited territory in the Indian Ocean
Ashmore and Cartier Islands
Port in the Great Southern region of Western Australia
Albany
Island in Lake Burley Griffin and site of the National Carillon
Aspen Island
The twin town of Wodonga
Albury
Cyclone responsible for 3 deaths and considerable damage in Townsville in 1971
Althea
Aboriginal language and country in Central Australia
Arrernte
Victorian town founded as a mining camp by Chinese diggers
Ararat
Third largest town in the Northern Territory
Alice Springs
Highest mountain range
Australian Alps
Third most spoken language in Australia
Arabic
Top End wilderness that is larger than Portugal
Arnhem Land
Fifth largest city in Australia
Adelaide
Sea between Australia and West Papua
Arafura Sea
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