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Is the northern part of Australia usually very cold and rainy?
No. Northern Australia is very warm and sunny. They still get rain but it hardly ever happens.
Where in Australia are the floods?
Most of the floods in Australia happen in the northern more tropical areas because it receives the greatest amount of rain.
Do cassowary birds live in rain forests in australia?
Yes, they live in rainforests in Northern Australia, as well as in New Guinea and various nearby islands.
Are all the rain forests in south America?
No, there are other rainforests in central Africa, southern Asia and northern Australia.
Darwin is the capital city of?
It is a city of Northern Australia a capital of Northern Territory.It is a city of Northern Australia a capital of Northern Territory.It is a city of Northern Australia a capital of Northern Territory.It is a city of Northern Australia a capital of Northern Territory.It is a city of Northern Australia a capital of Northern Territory.It is a city of Northern Australia a capital of Northern Territory.
Which place in Australia has the highest rain fall in one day?
Tropical northern Australia has a huge rainfall in summer.Bellenden Ker in Far North Queensland has an average of 380 inch but it can peak at over 500. That's what you call rain.
What is the northern territory in australia?
The Northern Territory of Australia is situated on the continent of Australia. Australia is an island continent.
What continent is the Northern Territory Australia in?
The Northern Territory of Australia is situated on the continent of Australia. Australia is an island continent.
What is the central part of northern Australia?
The central part of northern Australia is colloquially referred to as the "Top End". It is the northern part of the Northern Territory.
What is the wettest capital city in Australia?
Australia's wettest capital city is Darwin. Located on the far northern coast, it has a tropical, humid climate. Darwin receives an average of 1200-1800mm of rain per year.
What is the capital of the Northern Teritory Australia?
The Northern Territory is a territory, not a state, in Australia. Positioned in the central northern area, it is bordered by Western Australia to the west, Queensland to the east, and South Australia to the south.
Where is northern terrertorty?
The Northern Territory is at the top of Australia between Western Australia and Queensland.
