it is in western australia
Shark Bay is the westernmost point of mainland Australia. It is, of course, in Western Australia.
The explorer who sailed into Shark Bay in Western Australia in 1616 was Dirk Hartog.
Yes. Shark Bay is the most western point of the Australian mainland.
Shark Bay, on Western Australia's coastline, is Australia's largest bay.
Shark Bay
From Shark Bay on Australia's western coast to Perth, capital city of Western Australia, is a distance of 831km by road. Travel time, without breaks, is about 10 hours.
The largest island in South Australia is Kangaroo Island.
The largest bay in Australia is Shark Bay, located in Western Australia. It is also Australia's westernmost point.
The latitude is 35 degrees west and the longitude is 50 degrees east
There are a number of sharks found in Australia. These include the Great White shark, the Whale shark, the Tiger shark, the Great Hammerhead shark, and the Grey Nurse.
The Shark Ray has a very distinctive spotted, deep-bodied fish which is found widely in the Indo-Pacific. In Australia it has been recorded from tropical and subtropical coastal waters and offshore reefs from Exmouth Gulf, Western Australia to the central coast of New South Wales