Where is the rainforest found in Australia?

Answer 1

Australia has numerous rainforests. There are huge tracts of rainforest all along the eastern coast of Australia, following the Great Dividing Range south. Queensland is especially well known for its rainforests, from Cairns in the north and inland, right down through to the Gold Coast hinterland. The Northern Territory is home to numerous rainforests covering hundreds of hectares. Western Australia's Kimberley Region contains more than 1500 small scattered patches of rainforest.

Some of the better known rainforests are listed below, but these form just a small selection of the total.

• Daintree National Park - North Queensland (where the rainforest meets the reef) This is arguably the oldest rainforest in the world.
• Russell Falls - Mt Field National Park, Tasmania
• Tara Bulga National Park - Strzelecki Ranges, Victoria
• Florence Falls - Lichfield national Park, Northern Territory

Among the largest rainforests in Australia are the cool-temperate rainforests of Tasmania characterized by their cold, wet, mountain climates. Tasmania contains the second largest cool temperate rainforest in the world - the Tarkine, which is also the largest temperate rainforest in the Southern Hemisphere. The tropical rainforests of northern Queensland are some of the wettest places in the world despite the common belief that Australia is just a desert.

Answer 2

Australia has numerous rainforests. Many areas along the eastern seaboard have significant rainforests, as do parts of northern Australia, the northwest of Western Australia, and even Tasmania. In the north of the country are theTropical rainforests; in the middle latitudes are the warm temperate rainforests; and in the South and Tasmania are the cool temperate rainforests.

Queensland is particularly well known for its rainforests, north around Cairns and inland, and extending right down through areas of Brisbane and the Gold Coast hinterland. Some of the better known rainforests are listed below, but these form just a small selection of the total.

• Daintree National Park - North Queensland (where the rainforest meets the reef)
• Russell Falls - Mt Field National Park, Tasmania
• Tara Bulga National Park - Strzelecki Ranges, Victoria
• Florence Falls - Lichfield national Park, Northern Territory

Answer 3

Australia has numerous rainforests. Many areas along the eastern seaboard have significant rainforests, as do parts of northern Australia, the northwest and even Tasmania. Queensland is particularly well known for its rainforests, north around Cairns and inland, and extending right down through areas of Brisbane and the Gold Coast hinterland.

Some of the better known rainforests are listed below, but these form just a small selection of the total.

• Daintree National Park - North Queensland (where the rainforest meets the reef)
• Russell Falls - Mt Field National Park, Tasmania
• Tara Bulga National Park - Strzelecki Ranges, Victoria
• Florence Falls - Lichfield national Park, Northern Territory

Answer 4

Australia has numerous rainforests. There are huge tracts of rainforest all along the eastern coast of Australia, following the Great Dividing Range south. Queensland is especially well known for its rainforests, from Cairns in the north and inland, right down through to the Gold Coast hinterland. The Northern Territory is home to numerous rainforests covering hundreds of hectares. Western Australia's Kimberley Region contains more than 1500 small scattered patches of rainforest.

Some of the better known rainforests are listed below, but these form just a small selection of the total.

• Daintree National Park - North Queensland (where the rainforest meets the reef) This is arguably the oldest rainforest in the world.
• Russell Falls - Mt Field National Park, Tasmania
• Tara Bulga National Park - Strzelecki Ranges, Victoria
• Florence Falls - Lichfield national Park, Northern Territory

Among the largest rainforests in Australia are the cool-temperate rainforests of Tasmania characterized by their cold, wet, mountain climates. Tasmania contains the second largest cool temperate rainforest in the world - the Tarkine, which is also the largest temperate rainforest in the southern hemisphere. The tropical rainforests of northern Queensland are some of the wettest places in the world despite the common belief that Australia is just a desert.

Answer 5

Australia has many rain forests. The Godwana Rainforest is located around the New South Wales and Queensland border. The Daintree Rainforest is located on the coast of northern Australia, north of Mossman, Queensland. The Australian Rainforest Sancutary is about an hour away from Sydney.

Answer 6

Australia has numerous rainforests, from tropical rainforests in the far north to the cool temperate rainforests of the island state of Tasmania. Many areas along the eastern seaboard have significant rainforests, as do parts of northern Australia, the northwest and southern regions such as Tasmania. Queensland is particularly well known for its rainforests, north around Cairns and inland, and extending right down through areas of Brisbane and the Gold Coast hinterland.

Some of the better known rainforests are listed below, but these form just a small selection of the total.

• Daintree National Park - North Queensland (where the rainforest meets the reef)
• Russell Falls - Mt Field National Park, Tasmania
• Tara Bulga National Park - Strzelecki Ranges, Victoria
• Florence Falls - Lichfield national Park, Northern Territory

Answer 7

Australia has numerous rainforests. Many areas along the eastern seaboard have significant rainforests, as do parts of northern Australia, the northwest and even Tasmania. Queensland is particularly well known for its rainforests, north around Cairns and inland, and extending right down through areas of Brisbane and the Gold Coast hinterland.

Some of the better known rainforests are listed below, but these form just a small selection of the total.

• Daintree National Park - North Queensland (where the rainforest meets the reef)
• Russell Falls - Mt Field National Park, Tasmania
• Tara Bulga National Park - Strzelecki Ranges, Victoria
• Florence Falls - Lichfield national Park, Northern Territory

Answer 8

Daintree Rainforest is in North Queensland.

Answer 9

Australia has many rainforests, but the tropicalrainforests are primarily restricted to the far north of the country, particularly far northern Queensland.