The First Fleet moved to Port Jackson because it proved to be a more suitable site than botany Bay for settlement.
There was fresh water available; plenty of timber for building; better soil; and a deep, safe harbour for ships.
The first European settlement in Port Jackson was a convict settlement.
The First Fleet moved from Port Jackson primarily due to the need for better agricultural land and resources to support the growing settlement. Initial exploration revealed that the soil and conditions around Port Jackson were not ideal for farming. Thus, the fleet sought alternative locations, eventually leading to the establishment of settlements in areas like Parramatta, which offered more fertile land. This move was crucial for the sustainability of the colony.
Arthur Phillip, leading the First Fleet, landed in Port Jackson on 26 January 1788.
i believe it was in 1788 at port Jackson
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The first part of Australia to be colonised was Port Jackson.
A magnificent harbour.
Port Jackson, Sydney is the main site associated with the First Fleet.
There were 11 ships and they docked in Port Jackson.
the first fleet arrived in Port Jackson, Sydney
Sydney, now the capital city of New South Wales, was the first to be built on the shores of Port Jackson. It was the first settlement in Australia, and founded by the convicts, marines and officers of the First Fleet on 26 January 1788.
The first British colony in Australia was established at Port Jackson, not Botany Bay, despite the latter being the recommended site. Port Jackson, which is where the city of Sydney was built, was Governor Arthur Phillips's preferred site.