Student Name: Tang Jocelyn Sze Ling
Student ID: GEC 000009X
Assessment Unit: VU 21470
Task 1:
1. Lake Eyre 9,500 km Northern South Australia
2. Lake Mckenzie 1,200m Fraser Island
3. Lake Argyle 1,000 km Ord River
4. Murray River 2,508km
5. Darling River 1,472km
6. Murrumbidgee River 1,600km
7. Mount Kosciuszko 2,228m
8. Snowy Mountains 2,228m
9. Mount Trickett 1,362m
10. Great Victoria Desert 424,400 square kilometres
11. Great Sandy Desert 284,993 square kilometres
12. Tanami Desert 184,500 square kilometres
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14. South Australia has a Mediterranean climate with warm, dry summers and mild winters.
15. Northern Territory has two distinct climate zones: the tropical top end, which has two seasons, and Semi-arid Central Australia, which has four.
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Lake Eyre. South Australia.
23. Great Victoria Desert. Western Australia, South Australia. 424,400 square kilometres.
24. Australia is a very dry and arid country, with semi-arid lands and deserts in its centre. Most of the land receives very low rain levels each year. Australia is an island continent with a wide variety of climates. It also has many beautiful landscapes to offer including dense bush areas, deserts, the Great Dividing Range of mountains which separates the east coast form the rest of the nation. The prevalence of bushfires during summer. Fire alerts and preparation during this season are necessary to help prevent fires from occurring or developing.
The Australian summer(December to February) is warm and sunny. Summer is the rainy season in our tropical regions in the north that brings our lush rainforests to info. Spring and autumn are mild and are the best seasons for bush walks and discovering nature. Winter ( June to August) is generally mild, but offers snow on the snow fields in the southern mountain regions. At the same time our northern states have balmy 24 degrees Celsius temperatures.
I like the spring and autumn season. Not to cold and not to hot. It is the best season for