Tasmania is an island and is the southernmost state of Australia. It was originally named Van Diemen's Land, and was claimed as part of New South Wales when Captain Arthur Phillip raised the British flag upon arrival of the First Fleet in Port Jackson on 26 January 1788.
Tasmania became one of the states of Australia in 1901 when all the colonies federated and became the nation of the Commonwealth of Australia.
Tasmania is part of the country of Australia.
Tasmania is a part of the country of Australia.
Tasmania is part of the country of Australia. It is Australia's island state.
Tasmania is a state. It is the island state which is part of the country of Australia.
Actually, Tasmania is part of Australia, to the north, not the other way around.
The continent of Australia lies to the north of Tasmania. Tasmania is part of Australia, the mainland of which lies directly to the north.
There is no country in Tasmania. Tasmania is a small island, and one of the states of Australia.
Tasmania is not a geographical part of the Australian mainland..but it certainly is politically..before Tasmania was Tasmania it was van dieman's Land..and tit was part of NSW!..so yes Tasmania is part of Australia!
Austrlia has as part of it Tasmania so the federation Australia is biger then the continent.
Tasmania is a state in Australia.
Tasmania is an island, so it is not physically part of any continent. It is, however, the only island state of Australia.
No. Tasmania s a state. It has never been a country. Originally considered part of New South Wales, it became one of the states of the Commonwealth of Australia at Federation on 1 January 1901.