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It is approximately 240 km across Bass Strait
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How far is it from Wilson's Promontory to Hobart?
It is approximately 280 kilometers (174 miles) from Wilson's Promontory to Hobart, when traveling by ferry across the Bass Strait.
Were is bass strait?
It is near Tasmania not to far of the coast
How far has australia moved over the bass strait hot spot?
About 120 kms
How far to get to the Gold Coast from Hobart?
From the Gold Coast to Hobart is about 2,400 kms, including the crossing of Bass Strait.
How far is the bering strait?
The Bering Strait is approximately 53 miles (85 km) wide
How far is it across the milky way?
Our galaxy, the milky way, has approximately 2 to three hundred billion stars and is approximately 100,000 light years across.
How far is it from benton harbor Michigan across the lake to Chicago?
Approximately 67 mi.
What are the two straits in Australia?
There are more than two straits in/around Australia. Torres Strait separates the northern tip of Queensland from Papua New Guinea. Bass Strait lies between the mainland of Australia and Tasmania. Clarence Strait in the Northern Territory separates Melville Island from the mainland of Australia. Endeavour Strait lies between the Australian mainland and Prince of Wales Island, which is in the far southern end of Torres Strait. Investigator Strait is the passage of water between South Australia's Yorke Peninsula and Kangaroo Island.
Who is better george strait or brad paisley?
GEORGE STRAIT! by far!he is the best country singer in the worldDefinitely George Strait.
How far away is Greenland from Iceland?
The northernmost part of Greenland is approximately 700km, or 450 miles, from the North Pole.
How far is england from Mainland europe?
The shortest distance... is across the Dover strait - part of the English channel. The distance is just 20.7 miles (18.0 nm 33.3 Km).
What did Bass and Flinders prove about Tasmania?
Prior to 1798, it was unknown if Van Diemen's Land (Tasmania) was joined to the mainland of Australia, or if it was an island.In 1797 George Bass made an expedition to the south coast of Australia, reaching as far as Westernport. His observations indicated the strong possibility that there was a strait between the mainland and Tasmania.In 1798, Governor Hunter in Sydney commissioned Matthew Flinders and George Bass to return to Tasmania in the sloop Norfolkand attempt the first detailed survey of Tasmania, and hopefully to circumnavigate it.The voyage was a success and proved both that Tasmania was an island, and the existence of the strait - which was subsequently named for Bass.This knowledge had the added benefit that a ship using Bass Strait rather than sailing under the southern tip of Tasmania could cut a week off the journey time between Europe and Sydney.
