Western Australia

According to the Australian Government's Geoscience website, the total land area of Australia is 7 692 024 sq km. The area of Western Australia is 2 525 500 sq km. Therefore, Western Australia will fit into Australia 3.045 times. It is roughly one-third the size of Australia.

The answer is, Western Australia. Most people may say that it is a territory, but after some research, I found out it was a state. I researched this question." Which state in Australia are the towns Fremantle and Kalgoorie in?" Then I looked on the map tab and it showed that those 2 towns where in Western Australia. Then I searched up " Is western australia a state or a territory", and i found the answer in one of the articles, and it said ; " There are six states: New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, Western Australia, South Australia and Tasmania. ... Two of the three internal territories—the Australian Capital Territory (ACT), which was established to be a neutral site of the federal capital, and the Northern Territory—function almost as states." I have stated facts and evidence and if you dont believeme then try it your self.

Perth is the capital of Western Australia. The closest capital to this city is Adelaide, capital of South Australia.

To drive from Sydney's CBD to Canberra's Parliament House takes about 3 and a half hours, depending on traffic out of Sydney. The distance is 287 km, going down the South Western Motorway and Freeway, and the Hume Highway.

Marble Bar in Western Australia. For 161 consecutive days to 20 April 1924 the temperature in the town never dropped below 100°F (37.8°C). However, the town of Cloncurry in northwest Queensland holds the record for the highest temperature in the shade ever recorded in Australia, at 53.1 °C (127.5 °F) on 16 January 1889.

Well they treated them really bad. All the aboriginals ever wanted was a happy life

and children but of coarse the Europeans weren't happy with that. They wanted to make them work like slaves. People died because they had no energy left and they would fall to the ground.

The Pinnacles are situated three kilometres out of Cervantes. Cervantes is 244 km from Perth. The entire trip is about 3 and a half hours, but it is definitely worth it, to see these marvellous, twisted shapes and formations out in the desert, so close to the ocean.

There are no none stop slights between Manchester and Perth therefore the length of the flight depends on the route taken and where the stop is. Generally this flight will take around 24 hours from taking off in Manchester to landing in Perth however there are quicker flights (20 hours) and some take a lot longer (30+hours) due to long stop overs

Perth is not in a territory. It is the capital city of the state of Western Australia. The states are quite different to the territories.

The main areas are the Kalgoorlie and Leonora regions. There are mines at Coolgardie, Leinster, Menzies, and a new gold mine at Boddington, southwest of Perth. Western Australia has several working gold mines, but its largest is the Fimiston Open Pit gold mine at Kalgoorlie- Boulder. This mine is nicknamed the "Super Pit" because it is an open cut gold mine, currently 3.5 km long, 1.5 km wide and 360 m deep. It will eventually reach 3.9 km long, 1.6 km wide and a depth of over 500 m. A complete listing of Western Australian gold mines and their localities can be found at the related link below.

The amount of cash you may carry into Australia cannot exceed AUD$10,000. Anything over that must be declared.

It depends on which delivery service you ship your package with. Australia Post provides several different services, usually the one with higher price delivers faster. I suggest you to use the link below to track your package online to find out more information of the delivery process.

Perth Australia is too warm for any snow. It lies within the "temperate" zone, too warm for snowfalls, and its elevation is too low to counteract it being in a temperate zone. The only areas of Australia which have snow are the alpine regions of southeast Australia, where the highest mountains are, and the highlands of Tasmania. Snow occasionally falls in winter in parts of the Blue Mountains and central highlands of New South Wales; it may fall in Canberra, rarely; and it may also (rarely) fall in southern Queensland in one part of the border ranges - again, where the elevation is very high.

The depth of the River Avon can vary significantly depending on the location and conditions. Rivers typically have a range of depths due to factors such as sediment buildup, flow rate, and human intervention. To determine the exact depth of the River Avon at a specific point, hydrographic surveys or depth soundings would need to be conducted.

The country you are probably talking about is New Zealand.

There are two lighthouses on Rottnest Island: Wadjemup lighthouse and Bathurst lighthouse. The original lighthouse on the Wadjemup site was the first lighthouse in Western Australia, whilst the lighthouse that is currently on the site is Australia's first ever rotating beam lighthouse.

Alice Springs is the city closest to the centre of Australia, but it is not one of the capital cities of Australia.

The Swan River is fed by the Avon River, which has a catchment area of over 120 000 sq km. Another source of the Swan is the Mounts Bay Drain, part of a system which connects Lake Monger to the Swan River at Mounts Bay, near Perth. The Mounts Bay Drain was constructed in 1909 to allow regulation of water levels in Lake Monger.