During the early 1700s, explorers opened up new continents to settlement by people from Western nations (i.e. the Europeans, as it was defined then). The term "Western" came to encompass nations and former colonies (such as the U.S., Canada, and Australia) which were populated mostly by immigrants from Europe and their descendants.
Yes. Despite its proximity to Asia and its multicultural nature, Australia is still regarded as a western nation.
Geraldton is in Western Australia, which is in the country of Australia.
Western Australia.
Parkwood is situated in Perth which is in the state of Western Australia. Western Australia is a state in the country of Australia. Parkwood has a population of about 6000.
Western australia
Yes, Australia is regarded as a 'western' country geopolitically.
No.. Its a town in north western Australia!
Australia
Australia and Western Sahara.
There are two. Western Australia and Australia.
Yes. The Western grey kangaroo is not found in any other country apart from Australia.
Australia is both a continent and a country (the Commonwealth of Australia). There is only one country on the continent of Australia, and that is Australia. Australia is divided into seven states - New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, South Australia, Western Australia, and Tasmania - and two territories, the Northern Territory and the Australian Capital Territory. The largest state of Australia in terms of land area is Western Australia.