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Given the size of the Australian continent, it has quite a low population. This is because around 44% of the continent is classed as desert, and virtually uninhabitable, while another 22% is semi-arid, and useful only for cattle properties. Most of the population is concentrated in cities and towns along the eastern and southeastern coasts.

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