1)Sydney 2)Perth 3)Tasmania 4)Fraser Island 5)Kakadu National Park 6)Uluru 7)Jamison Valley 8)Great Barrier Reef

Sydney Perth Tasmania Fraser Island Kakadu N.P. Uluru Jamisson Valley Great Barrier Barrier Reef Reef

 the largest and most populous city  New South Wales  center of culture, entertainment, eduction, fashion,..  Sydney Opera House, Harbour Bridge, Bondi Beach  harbour

 Western Australia  Swan river  cosmopolitan and tourism city  Perth Zoo,The Perth Mint  aquatic fun and adventures to Aboriginal culture

 island, capital – Hobart  national parks, natural reservations  Wilderness  mountains and lagoons

 the world’s largest sand island  natural treasure, UNESCO  lakes – McKenzie  endemits – Dingo, fish  shipwreck – S.S.Maheno

 Northern Territory  founded in 1981, UNESCO  rich for animal and plants species  home to about 500 Aborigines

 Northern Territory  the largest monolith rock  at sunrise and sunset – red range  384m high, 3,6km long, 2,4km wide

 New South Wales  part of the Coxs River canyon system  Blue Mountains – tall forests, sandstone cliffs, canyons, waterfalls and bushland

 the largest coral reef in the world  more than 2,000km along the Queensland coast  600 islands  4,000 kinds of fish, 350 coral species  UNESCO

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