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200 400 mi 200 400 600 km Cape York Peninsula Goes Darwin ARNHEM LAND
ANTRIM PLATEAU KIMBERLEY Mueller BLOCK Plateau FITZROY Barkly
ARUNTA - STURT Tableland Canning Basin BŁOCK pentari GREAT SANDY ...
200 400 mi 200 400 600 km Cape York Peninsula Goes Darwin ARNHEM LAND
ANTRIM PLATEAU KIMBERLEY Mueller BLOCK Plateau FITZROY Barkly
ARUNTA - STURT Tableland Canning Basin BŁOCK pentari GREAT SANDY ...
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In contrast with most other countries, by 1970 over 90 percent of the utilized land
area in Australia remained in its natural state or was capable of very limited
improvement; i.e., was land used solely for rough grazing. The area cultivated for
...
In contrast with most other countries, by 1970 over 90 percent of the utilized land
area in Australia remained in its natural state or was capable of very limited
improvement; i.e., was land used solely for rough grazing. The area cultivated for
...
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The period saw some notable exploration by land. From early days in Sydney
men sought a way over the mountains, 50–100 miles west. The task was
accomplished in 1813; the journalist W.C. Wentworth (see above Sociopolitical
factions) ...
The period saw some notable exploration by land. From early days in Sydney
men sought a way over the mountains, 50–100 miles west. The task was
accomplished in 1813; the journalist W.C. Wentworth (see above Sociopolitical
factions) ...
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