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Where would you find the Big Lobster?
Kingston South Australia
How was Charles Kingston involved in Federation?
Charles Kingston was a prominent Australian politician and a key figure in the movement towards Federation. He served as the Premier of South Australia and was a strong advocate for the unification of the Australian colonies. Kingston played a significant role in the drafting of the Australian Constitution and actively promoted the idea of Federation through public speeches and political engagement. His efforts contributed to the eventual establishment of the Commonwealth of Australia in 1901.
What is the name of the corner where Queensland New South Wales and South Australia meet?
The corner where the borders of Queensland, South Australia and New South Wales meet is called Cameron Corner.
How far away to Kingston SE to Kata Tjuta in South Australia?
From Kingston S.E. in South Australia to Kata Tjuta in the Northern Territory is a distance of just under 1900km. travel time is around sixteen hours.
Who are the senators of New South Wales in Australia?
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Where did Charles Bell die?
Charles Bell died in Sydney, New South Wales in Australia.
Where did Charles Sturt become surveyor general?
Charles Sturt was Surveyor-General in South Australia.
What city is located on an island south of mainland Australia?
the island south of mainland Australia is Tasmania, Australia's island state. There are numerous cities in Tasmania. The capital city is Hobart. Other cities include Burnie, Launceston, Devonport, Kingston, Queenstown and Westbury.
When did Charles Tasman die?
Charles Tasman died on August 22, 1968, in New South Wales, Australia.
What is Kingston-on-Murray's connection to the nearest river?
Kingston-on-Murray is so named because it is the town of Kingston on the Murray River, Australia's largest and most significant river. In the days of the paddlesteamers, the Murray River was an important waterway for ferrying goods and people between ports in South Australia and in southern New South Wales and northern Victoria. Kingston-on-Murray was one of eleven communal settlements, known as village settlements, established as a result of the Crown Lands Amendment Act in 1893.
What states did Charles Sturt explore?
Most of Charles Sturt's exploration was undertaken in New South Wales which, incidentally, was a colony, and not yet a state when he explored. However, he also made some significant discoveries through South Australia.
When did Charles Chauvel die?
Charles Chauvel died on November 11, 1959, in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia of heart attack.
