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Northern Territory
The Northern Territory is a state in Australia located in the central northern part of the country. The population is approximately a quarter of a million people with the majority living in the state capital, Darwin.
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What river runs through Darwin?
No river flows through the city of Darwin itself, but the Darwin River flows through Darwin River, an outer suburb of Darwin.
How old is kakadu national park?
The actual geological age of Kakadu is unknown. However, for details on when it was declared a national park, see the related question below.
List capital cities and main cities in northern territory?
Darwin is the capital of the Northern Territory. Alice Springs and Katherine are the largest towns in the territory.
What is the body of water south of Nullarbor Plain in Australia?
The body of water south of the Nullarbor Plain is the Great Australian Bight. It is part of the Southern Ocean.
Why is Darwin located where it is?
The first major settlement that was first proposed was at Port Essington, some 150Km or so North East of where Darwin is today. As this was a rather inhospitable place with little fresh water, it was abandoned and a new settlement was made where Darwin is today. It was initially called Palmerston but later changed to Darwin. However, there is a satellite city called Palmerston now and is a major urban and suburban area where a lot of "Darwinites" live.
Charles Darwin was born on 12th February 1809 in Shrubbery England. His father was Dr. Robert Waring Darwin. He had an interest in natural history at an early age. His mother dies when he was 8 and he was brought up by his sister. When Darwin was a child he was home schooled and went a day school owned by Rev. Case. When was done with school he went to the univ. of Edinburgh at the age of 16 to study medicine Later on he gave that up and went to the univ. of Cambridge when he became a naturalist Darwin studied science, religious philosophic and literary, this is when he started his ecclesiastical career.
After graduating Darwin went on the voyage of the "beagle" when his job was ~ naturalist, study rocks and collect specimens. The voyage lasted five years. When Darwin returned he had a rare illness that he had for the rest of his life. He then wrote the book " the origin of species, this book was an abstract of his theories. It was published on November 24,1859 it was sold out immediately, he died on 19th April 1882 he was buried in Westminster abbey.
Charles Darwin was an English naturalist who realised there was a connection between the different species of animals who had common ancestors where they had evolved.
basically developed a theory of evolution.
- Born: 12 February 1809
- Birthplace: Shrubbery, England
- Died: 19 April 1882 (heart attack)
- Best Known As: The naturalist who came up with the theory of evolution
What was the British strategy in 1777 to gain control of northern territory?
to control united states.
Who are the stakeholders of kakadu national park?
Key steakholders of the Kakadu National Park are, the Government, Park Rangers, Indigenous Australians, Locals, and Tourists.
In which Australian state or territory would you find the Glasshouse Mountains?
Sunshine Coast, Queensland, Australia,
How high is Darwin of the Northern Terriorty above sea level?
Well as a bit of a guide the Darwin International airport is 99 feet above sea level.
Which city is cooler in July than December Alice Springs Australia or Palermo Italy?
Alice Springs, Australia is cooler in July than in December. July is in Australia's winter, while December is the first month of summer.
Why is the northern territory called the top end?
It is called the top end because it is at the nothern part of australia.
What capital is southwest of Darwin northern territory?
Darwin is the capital city of the Northern Territory of Australia. Perth is the capital and largest city of the Australian state of Western Australia. Perth is located southwest of Darwin.
Another name for the northern territorys black necked stork?
Jabiru. Its' neck is actually a very spectacular dark iridescent blue.
Why is the Northern Territory is one hour behind South Australia?
Despite being in the same time zone, the Northern Territory is one hour behind South Australia during Dalyight Saving. This is because the Northern Territory has opted to not follow Daylight Saving time during summer.
What is the animal emblem of Northern Australia?
There is no state or territory called Northern Australia. However, the faunal emblem for the Northern Territory is the Red Kangaroo, and its avian emblem is the Wedge Tailed Eagle. The faunal emblem for Queensland is the Koala, and the avian emblem is the Brolga.
How far is it from tenant Creek to Darwin?
It is 990 km from Tennant creek in central Australia to Darwin. Travel time is around eight and a half hours (without breaks).
Why is Northern Territory such a small population?
Because it is largely desert and does not have the climate to support a large population.
What is the time difference between northern territory in Australia and new zealand?
During summer New Zealand is 3 and a half hours ahead of Darwin. When New Zealand switches back to standard time in April it will be 2 and half hours ahead.
