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Landforms of Australia
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Relief
- A few Mountain ranges
Musgrave & MacDonnell
Ranges
- Generally flat except for
monoliths
A comparison of Australia's Landform Regions
Great Barrier Reef
Eastern
Highlands
Region
Eastern Highlands
Size Ranking
NUMBER 2
Relief
Lowest elevations
of Australia
States/Territories included
Queensland
New South Wales
Victoria
Tasmania
Western
Plateau
Size Ranking
Number 3
Relief
- complex ridges, plateaus
and rugged mtn. ranges
- highest elevations in Aust. are here
- lowland areas
Central
Lowlands
Example of a monolith; Uluru
Physical Features
- mountains
- Great Dividing Range
- Australian Alps
- Blue Mountains
- Great Barrier Reef off the coastline
- level coastal plains
Region
Central Lowlands
Tourism Highlights
- skiing
- mtn. climbing
- snorkeling/ scuba diving in the reef
- city life
States/Territories included
Northern Australia
Southern Australia
New South Wales
Queensland
Victoria
Region
Western Plateau
Size Ranking #1
is the largest
Number 1
States/Territories Included
Western Australia
Southern Australia
Northern Territory
Western Plateau
Tourism Highlights
- river systems
Flinder's Range
Physical Features
Tourism Highlights
- Uluru (Ayers Rock)
- "Outback"
- monoliths
-deserts
Physical Features
-plains
- Murray and Darling
Rivers are found
in this region
Murray River
Tourism Highlights
- coastal areas
- rugged terrain
Region
Southern Faultlands
Relief
- hills, valleys and mountains
States/Territories included
Southern Australia
Physical Features
- rugged landscape of
parallel hills, rift valleys,
low mountain ranges
and coastal areas
Size Ranking
Number 4
Smallest
Southern
Faultlands