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What is the body of water between northern territory and Indonesia?
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What body of water lies between the Northern Territory and Queensland?
The Gulf of Carpentaria lies between the Northern Territory and Queensland on Australia's northern coast.
Which body of water is between Cape York Peninsula and the Northern Territory of Australia?
The body of water which lies between Cape York Peninsula (northern Queensland) and the Northern Territory is the Gulf of Carpentaria.
Water north of Arnhem land in Northern Territory?
The Arafura Sea is north of Arnhem Land in the Northern Territory.
Is the body of water north of Arnhem Land in Northern Territory?
Arafura Sea
What should you have an unlimited amount of when in a hire car in the northern territory?
It should be water and food.
Does the Northern Territory have crocodiles?
Very much so. Crocodiles pose a considerable danger to fishermen and campers who venture too close to the water's edge.
Why is a journey to Indonesia impossible by car?
depends on where you're travelling from. If there is an ocean in between starting point and Indonesia, then you can't use a car because car's can't drive in water. You need a boat or plane.
What shouldn't you do when you are in Indonesia?
Drink the water.
What is a fragmented country?
A state that includes several discontinuous pieces of territory. in other words a country that is separated from the mainland either by water or an intervening country. Examples- Indonesia, Fiji, United States and Alaska.
What body of water stands between the states northern border and Canada?
The great lakes.
In what hemisphere can you find the Strait of Gibraltar the Northern or the southern?
It is found in the northern hemisphere. It lies between the southern coast of Spain and the northern coast of Morocco, is the only place where water from the Atlantic Ocean mixes with water from the Mediterranean Sea.
Why was the water buffalo sent to Australia?
Water buffaloes were brought to Australia from Indonesia for meat in the 1820s. The northern part of Australia was very remote from the rest of settlement in Australia, and the early settlers needed livestock that would survive and thrive in the environment.
