How many acres of land in Australia?

Answer 1

Australia has a total land area of approximately 7.7 million square kilometers, which is equivalent to about 1.9 billion acres. However, not all of this land is habitable or suitable for agriculture due to factors such as desertification or rugged terrain. It's estimated that around 385 million acres of land in Australia are used for agriculture, including grazing and crop production.

Answer 2

No country owns any part of the earth south of 60 degrees S. However, Australia has a land claim on the Antarctic continent, which is currently not recognized as valid under the Antarctic Treaty.

Answer 3

About 44 percent of the country of Australia is arid or semi-arid in climate. About 37 percent of Australia is grassland.

Answer 4

Australia is about 5% of Earth's total land area.

Earth land: 148.94 million sq km

Australia land: 7,682,300 sq km

Answer 5

Australia's total land area is 1,886,295,040 acres.

Answer 6

About 30% is actual land.

This does not include the polar ice caps since those are just icebergs floating, but does include the mainland of Antartica.

Answer 7

Australia has a total land area of approximately 2.97 million square miles, which is equivalent to about 1.9 billion acres. It is the sixth-largest country by land area in the world.