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Bearing in mind that the southernmost territory is completely different to the southernmost state, then the answer to the question is the Australian Antarctic Territory. Although this territory is recognised as a legitimate claim, there are those who dispute it: in which case, the southernmost territory is Macquarie Island.
If the question ally means which is the southernmost state, then that is the island state of Tasmania.
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What is the southernmost tip of Australia?
It depends on whether one is referring to the mainland, islands or just Australian territory. The southernmost point on mainland Australia is South Point, on Wilson's Promontory, in Victoria (39°08' S). Of all the states, Tasmania, being the island state of Australia, has Australia's southernmost point, which is South East Cape. However, Bishop and Clerk Islets, south of Macquarie Island (considered part of Tasmania), actually mark the southernmost point of Australia, not counting the Australian Antarctic Territory.
What is the bottom tip of Australia called?
It depends on whether one is referring to the mainland, islands or just Australian territory. The southernmost point on mainland Australia is South Point, on Wilson's Promontory, in Victoria (39°08' S). Of all the states, Tasmania, being the island state of Australia, has Australia's southernmost point, which is South East Cape. However, Bishop and Clerk Islets, south of Macquarie Island (considered part of Tasmania), actually mark the southernmost point of Australia, not counting the Australian Antarctic Territory.
Which is the most southerly point in Australia?
The southernmost point on mainland Australia is South Point, on Wilson's Promontory, in Victoria (39°08' S). Of all the states, Tasmania, being the island state of Australia, has Australia's southernmost point, which is South East Cape. However, Bishop and Clerk Islets, south of Macquarie Island (considered part of Tasmania), actually mark the southernmost point of Australia, not counting the Australian Antarctic Territory.
What is the most northerly state in Australia?
The top of Queensland is the most northern part of Australia. This is known as Cape York Peninsula. The most northern single state or territory is the Northern Territory. , and it does not extend as far south on its southern border as Queensland.
What US unincorporated largest territory is southernmost of Mariana Islands?
Guam
How many miles does the Indian ocean stretch from the southernmost point of Africa to the southernmost point of Australia?
The Indian Ocean stretches approximately 4,300 miles from the southernmost point of Africa (Cape Agulhas) to the southernmost point of Australia (South East Cape in Tasmania).
What is the capital city of southern Australia?
The island of Tasmania is Australia's most southern state. It lies across Bass Strait, south of Victoria, which is the southernmost mainland state.
How many miles does the Indian ocean stretch from southernmost point of Africa to the southernmost point of Australia?
about 1491000 squared miles
How many miles does the Indian Ocean stretch from the southernmost point of Africa the southernmost point of Australia?
about 1491000 squared miles
What is the southern most country in the Eastern Hemisphere?
The southernmost country in the Eastern Hemisphere is Australia.
What is the northern territory in australia?
The Northern Territory of Australia is situated on the continent of Australia. Australia is an island continent.
How many miles doe the Indian Ocean stretch from the southernmost point of Africa to the southernmost point of Australia?
about 1491000 squared miles
