0
What else can I help you with?
Where is iron found in Australia?
in south western Australia in think
What did Captain James Cook think of Australia?
Captain Cook never sailed anywhere near Australia's western coast, so he had no opportunity to think anything of the Swan River. Dutch captain Willem de Vlamingh named the Swan River in 1697 because of the black swans he saw in abundance there. In 1826, Edmund Lockyer was sent to claim the western half of the Australian continent for Britain. Cook never ventured beyond the eastern coast.
Do the Andes mountains extend down the western or eastern coast of south America?
the western coast from i think peru all the way down to chile east of the atacoma desert.
When did Dirk Hartog arrive at Shark Bay?
Hewhat do you think this is
Where are the most jellyfish?
mostly by Mexico and that coast. I think there are quite a few around Australia too
What is the time difference between India and Western Australia?
I think it is 2 and a half hours..
What food did England bring to Australia?
apples
What is the distance between Perth and Busselton in western Australia?
from Perth to busselton i think its 228km hope that helped
What were the places that Captian Cook visited and stopped at on his journey to Australia?
i think it was Tahiti, bongo bongo, young nicks head, and then home on the way he charted the coast of Australia
What did William Dampier think of Australian countryside?
William Dampier sailed up the western coast of Australia, which is far less fertile than the eastern side. He was completely unimpressed by the dry, barren landscape of the west and the lack of water, and he described the Aborigines as the "miserablest people in the world". Because he was so negative, England chose not to colonise Australia - until the opinions of the authorities were changed by James Cook's glowing report of the eastern coast.
Who is amber fresh?
I think amber fresh is a pop star.... I'm amber fresh. I'm a writer and music person from goode beach, western australia, currently living in bayswater, western australia. there's probably more of us around.
What months of the year are associated with summer in Australia and New Zealand?
Australia's summer runs from December through to February. Some of the regions in Australia are hot and dry in summer, particularly in the south of the continent. Tasmania, the island state to the south, experiences pleasant cool summers, although it can have quite hot days, and it still has a bushfire season. In the far north of Queensland and the Northern Territory, there can be tropical storms and monsoons which bring weeks of heavy, soaking rain. Australia is prone to cyclones between November and March, and these can hit anywhere from Western Australia's northern half, across the noth coast to Australia, and down to Queensland's southern coast.
