What is the largest city in Australia?

Question 1: Sydney, the largest city in Australia.

The capital of New South Wales, Australia, the largest city and port in Australia. There are 1,150m iron bridges on both sides of Jackson Harbor, which span the harbor, where tasman sea extends 20 kilometers inland. Area 1, 735 square kilometers. The population is 4 198543(2003), and the population density is 345.7 people per square kilometer. Inner Sydney is the most densely populated place in Australia, with 4023 people per square kilometer.

1788 Britain exiled criminals here, which is the earliest British colony in Australia. China's largest economic center. Residents are mostly engaged in service industries, such as oil refining, chemicals, textiles, clothing, food processing, airplanes, automobiles and shipbuilding. There is a network of railways and highways connecting the vast inland areas. This port is deep and fully equipped. Mainly exports wool, wheat, flour, meat, textiles and so on. There are regular sea and air routes to Britain, the United States, New Zealand and other countries. There are the earliest University of Sydney (built in 1852) and the Australian Museum (built in 1836). There is a bathing beach in the east of this city. There are many gardens and a large green area.

Sydney is located in the southeast coast of Australia, where the climate is pleasant, the environment is beautiful, the scenery is beautiful, it is not hot in summer, it is not cold in winter, and there is plenty of sunshine and rainfall. The annual precipitation in Sydney is about 1200mm, the average temperature in summer (1February-February) is 2 1 Celsius, and the average temperature in winter (June-August) is 12 Celsius.

Sydney is the capital of New South Wales, the largest and oldest city in Australia, and an increasingly international metropolis. The 2000 Sydney Olympic Games made Sydney's international reputation and popularity unprecedented.

Sydney in a broad sense, the so-called Greater Sydney, includes the city of Sydney and 44 small cities nearby, with an area of 12000 square kilometers and a population of about 4.2 million. As an administrative division, Sydney has an area of only 6 square kilometers and a population of less than 20,000.

The history of Sydney as a city began in 1788, when the first British colonists led by Captain Philip landed in Sydney. Sydney was formally established on July 20th. 1842. After World War II, a large number of immigrants from Europe, the Middle East and Southeast Asia flooded into Australia, and their preferred place of residence was often Sydney. In terms of population, most immigrants in Sydney are Italians, followed by Lebanese, Turks, Greeks, China and Vietnamese. In the past 20 years, the number of residents in China has greatly increased. At present, the Chinese population in Sydney is about 400,000.

Sydney is the largest city in Australia and the center of commerce, trade, finance, tourism and culture. Sydney plays an important role in Australia's national economy, and its GDP accounts for about 30% of Australia. The service industry is the economic pillar of Sydney, in which the financial and insurance industry accounts for 44% of the total industrial output value, real estate accounts for 465,438+0%, wholesale trade accounts for 38%, catering and entertainment accounts for 36%, manufacturing industry accounts for 35%, construction industry accounts for 34% and retail industry accounts for 32%. The Reserve Bank of Australia and the Australian Stock Exchange are both located in Sydney. Of the 53 banks in Australia, 39 are headquartered in Sydney, and three-quarters of the top 100 companies have set up corporate headquarters or branches in Sydney. Almost all international business people who visit Australia will visit Sydney, and most world-renowned multinational companies also have branches or offices in Sydney.

Sydney is an international metropolis with developed infrastructure and convenient transportation. Sydney Airport is one of the major airports in Australia. At present, there are 37 international routes, with 420 departure flights and 230 return flights every week. Sydney has not only railways to all parts of the country, but also subways, light rail trains and ferry boats in the urban area, which can not only relieve traffic pressure, but also carry out city sightseeing. Public transportation is not very expensive, but taxis in Sydney are very expensive. The distance from the airport to the Central Railway Station is less than 10 km, and it costs about 10 USD. Sydney is an important national and regional communication service center in Australia. The National Satellite System Management Center is located in Sydney. Australia's coaxial cable and optical cable connecting Tasmania and Southeast Asia began in Sydney, where the headquarters of the country's three major commercial television stations (No.7, No.9 and 10) were built, as well as two state-owned television stations, ABC and SBS.

China formally established diplomatic relations with Australia in 1972, and then set up a consulate general in Sydney in March 1979. At present, New South Wales and Guangdong Province of China are sister provinces. To this end, Guangdong Province built the China Garden with China national characteristics in Sydney Lover's Harbor to commemorate it.

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Question 2: What is the oldest and largest city in Australia? With a land area of 7.7 million square kilometers, Australia is one of the oldest continents in the world, with the least rainfall except Antarctica. Most areas are extremely arid or semi-desert, which is not suitable for living. Therefore, the population of Australia is very small compared with the land area. In terms of area, Australia is the sixth largest country in the world and the only country occupying a continent. Australia lies between the Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean, with a coastline of 36,735 kilometers. Compared with other continents, Australia has no particularly high mountain obstacles and the adjustment brought by the surrounding ocean, so it has no particularly cold or hot climate. More than 40% of Australia's land is located in the tropics. In the coldest areas, such as the highlands of Tasmania, and the Australian mountains across South Wales and Victoria in the southeast, it often snows, and the climate in winter often drops below zero. Australia's climate extends from tropical to temperate, and the annual average temperature changes from 27℃ in the northernmost part to 13℃ in the southernmost part.

The long-term separation from the mainland has made Australia a sacred place for marsupials (some mammals raise their offspring in their own marsupial structures). Kangaroos, koalas and platypus are all well known. Whenever the rain clears up, the originally arid grassland will blossom. Common wild flowers are longan, flannel, desert beans and Christmas shrubs. Forest belts are concentrated in wet coastal areas: there are some rainforests in Queensland, but the area is shrinking. There are 500 species of rubber trees and 600 species of acacia in Australia.

1788 Australia became a British colony. Before 150 years, most of the people who settled here came from Great Britain and Ireland, but in the last 50 years, the people who settled here came from 140 countries, and recently more than 40% of the settlers came from Asia. The official language of Australia is English. Australia encourages Australians of different races or nationalities, including aborigines, to use their mother tongue as English at home or in public. The population of Australia has just exceeded170,000. The earliest inhabitants-aborigines have lived in this land for 40 thousand years. In the natural environment, they make a living by hunting and collecting wild plants. At present, the aborigines do not live in the traditional tribal way, and most of them live in towns or cities, accounting for about 1.5% of the national population. In Australia, people enjoy absolute freedom of religious belief. Most Australians are Christians, and more and more people have converted to Buddhism, Hinduism, Christianity and Judaism.

Australia has a large number of highly educated workforce, many senior managers and technicians, and rich international and Asian experience. On average, Australians spend more time in primary and secondary schools than people in other countries, including Japan, Germany and Britain. 45% of the Australian workforce has a university degree, a practice license or a professional certificate. In addition, 30% of Australians with a degree from a third institution have a postgraduate degree. Australia's excellent scientific innovation skills have trained many internationally respected world-class scientific and technological experts in various industries.

In the global economy, language ability is a basic labor advantage. Australia provides a business and cultural environment similar to that of western society, and the working population in Australia can operate freely in the business environment of the East and the West. Besides being proficient in English, more than 2.4 million Australians can speak a second language. More than 800,000 people speak Asian languages, which enables enterprises to hire qualified managers or technicians whose mother tongue is Asian languages. For enterprises that need language skills, this advantage means that Australian cities are rapidly developing into the location of enterprises. With these skills and Australia's advanced communication infrastructure, many international enterprises are setting up regional headquarters or telephone service centers in Australia to provide services to customers in Asia.

Australia's national anthem is Forward Australia. However, a popular folk song called Mathilde Waltz, which is sometimes played at international gatherings, is often regarded as the national anthem of Australia. 1984, Australia officially declared green and gold as national colors, which have been used as the colors of sportswear for many years. Australia's national flag consists of the British flag, the royal blue background and the Southern Cross. The pattern of the British flag in the upper left corner shows the historical connection between Australia and Britain. The six corners of the largest seven-pointed star on the national flag represent Australia's states, and the seventh corner represents its capital region. The national emblem of Australia was approved by King George V in 19 12. The design of the national emblem includes a shield and six ...

Question 3: How many big cities are there in Australia? How many bigger cities do you recommend?

(1) Sydney-a beautiful harbor city

Sydney, the capital of New South Wales, is the earliest, largest and most modern city in Australia. The suburbs of Sydney have a total area of 4,074 square kilometers and a population of nearly 4 million, accounting for about 1/4 of the national population. They come from all over the world, of which 54% are from Europe and 22% are from Asia. Sydney is not only the economic and financial center of Australia, but also a world-famous tourist city. The local climate is pleasant, with sunny all year round, lush vegetation, lush trees and blooming flowers, which are beautiful against the clear water and blue sky. Sydney Opera House, Harbour Bridge, Sydney Tower, Lover's Harbor, China City, Rock Area, Queen Victoria Building, Band-Aid Beach and many other places of interest are numerous, which strongly attract tourists from all over the world.

There are more than a dozen institutions of higher learning in Sydney, such as the University of New South Wales, the University of Sydney and UTS University. They are world-renowned and highly respected in their unique academic fields.

(2) Melbourne-the amorous feelings capital of Victoria.

Melbourne is the capital of Victoria and the second largest city in Australia. It covers an area of 4,360 square kilometers and has a population of 3 million. These people come from more than 40 countries and regions around the world, most of whom are Greeks.

The average temperature in Melbourne is 6.2 degrees in winter, 13.5 degrees in summer, 14.9 degrees in summer and 26.5 degrees in summer. Sometimes it will be close to 40 degrees in summer and 2 degrees in winter. The climate is mainly hot in summer and cold in winter.

Melbourne is known as the most livable city with its beautiful city appearance and neat planning. The streets in the city are horizontal and vertical, and the distance is moderate. There are large areas of green land and trees planted on both sides of the road, from which we can experience a traditional atmosphere. There are also well-known universities in the city, such as Melbourne University, which brings together international students from many countries in the world. Strict style of study and first-class education quality.

(3) Canberra-Garden City

Canberra is the capital of Australia, a young city. With a total area of 2,395 square kilometers, more than 50% of them are national parks or protected areas with a population of 300,000. The climate is mild and the four seasons are distinct. Canberra's urban design is very novel, and circular and radial roads organically separate administrative areas, commercial areas and residential areas. The water column of the Griffin Lake Fountain in the city center is as high as140m, which is very spectacular. The city is full of green trees and flowers in four seasons. Every September, Canberra holds a flower show, welcoming the arrival of spring with hundreds of thousands of flowers, and is known as the garden city of Oceania.

(4) Brisben-the capital of tropical customs.

Brisbane has a population of10.3 million and an area of10.22 million hectares. It is the third largest city in Australia, with many skyscrapers, expressway extending in all directions, many trees in the streets, flowers and birds, and many shops.

Brisbane has a pleasant climate, because it is located in the south of the Tropic of Capricorn, with long sunshine hours and abundant rainfall, and because it is close to the sea, there is no cold and heat. Winter temperature11-kloc-0/2 degrees, summer temperature 2 1-29 degrees. It is bathed in warm sunshine all the year round and has a tropical style.

Brisben is not only Australian, but also one of the world famous tourist cities. The picturesque Gold Coast attracts tourists from all over the world every year.

(5) Adelaide-the city of art

Adelaide is the fifth largest city in Australia, located at the foot of Loveday Mountain, facing the bay, and the Torrance River winds through the city. Adelaide has a mild climate, with an average temperature of 30 degrees in summer and 15 degrees in winter. Adelaide's urban planning is neat, and each district is isolated by parks, leaving a large area of green space. With a population of 165438+ 10,000, the city enjoys the title of art city with developed machinery manufacturing industry. Every few years in March, the city holds a grand art festival.

(6) Perth-City of Sunshine

The climate in Perth is very good. 65438+February-March is summer, the temperature is between 30-40℃ and the climate is dry. At night, the weather is very cool because of the breeze from the Indian Ocean. June-August is winter, and the temperature is about 18℃, which rarely drops below 5℃. It never snows here.

Perth has the longest sunshine among the six Australian state capitals, with an average sunny day 1 18 and an average sunshine of 8 hours per day.

Going to Perth in September may be the best choice. At this time, it is the Perth Wildflower Festival, with mild climate and wild flowers in full bloom. The good climate and beautiful scenery make Perth a new tourist city, which is loved by tourists from all over the world and many Australian residents ...

Question 4: What are the famous cities in Australia? Major cities in Australia

(1) Sydney-a beautiful harbor city

Sydney, the capital of New South Wales, is the earliest, largest and most modern city in Australia. The suburbs of Sydney have a total area of 4,074 square kilometers and a population of nearly 4 million, accounting for about 1/4 of the national population. They come from all over the world, of which 54% are from Europe and 22% are from Asia. Sydney is not only the economic and financial center of Australia, but also a world-famous tourist city. The local climate is pleasant, with sunny all year round, lush vegetation, lush trees and blooming flowers, which are beautiful against the clear water and blue sky. Sydney Opera House, Harbour Bridge, Sydney Tower, Lover's Harbor, China City, Rock Area, Queen Victoria Building, Band-Aid Beach and many other places of interest are numerous, which strongly attract tourists from all over the world.

There are more than a dozen institutions of higher learning in Sydney, such as the University of New South Wales, the University of Sydney and UTS University. They are world-renowned and highly respected in their unique academic fields.

(2) Melbourne-the amorous feelings capital of Victoria.

Melbourne is the capital of Victoria and the second largest city in Australia. It covers an area of 4,360 square kilometers and has a population of 3 million. These people come from more than 40 countries and regions around the world, most of whom are Greeks.

The average temperature in Melbourne is 6.2 degrees in winter, 13.5 degrees in summer, 14.9 degrees in summer and 26.5 degrees in summer. Sometimes it will be close to 40 degrees in summer and 2 degrees in winter. The climate is mainly hot in summer and cold in winter.

Melbourne is known as the most livable city with its beautiful city appearance and neat planning. The streets in the city are horizontal and vertical, and the distance is moderate. There are large areas of green land and trees planted on both sides of the road, from which we can experience a traditional atmosphere. There are also well-known universities in the city, such as Melbourne University, which brings together international students from many countries in the world. Strict style of study and first-class education quality.

(3) Canberra-Garden City

Canberra is the capital of Australia, a young city. With a total area of 2,395 square kilometers, more than 50% of them are national parks or protected areas with a population of 300,000. The climate is mild and the four seasons are distinct. Canberra's urban design is very novel, and circular and radial roads organically separate administrative areas, commercial areas and residential areas. The water column of the Griffin Lake Fountain in the city center is as high as140m, which is very spectacular. The city is full of green trees and flowers in four seasons. Every September, Canberra holds a flower show, welcoming the arrival of spring with hundreds of thousands of flowers, and is known as the garden city of Oceania.

(4) Brisben-the capital of tropical customs.

Brisbane has a population of10.3 million and an area of10.22 million hectares. It is the third largest city in Australia, with many skyscrapers, expressway extending in all directions, many trees in the streets, flowers and birds, and many shops.

Brisbane has a pleasant climate, because it is located in the south of the Tropic of Capricorn, with long sunshine hours and abundant rainfall, and because it is close to the sea, there is no cold and heat. Winter temperature11-kloc-0/2 degrees, summer temperature 2 1-29 degrees. It is bathed in warm sunshine all the year round and has a tropical style.

Brisben is not only Australian, but also one of the world famous tourist cities. The picturesque Gold Coast attracts tourists from all over the world every year.

(5) Adelaide-the city of art

Adelaide is the fifth largest city in Australia, located at the foot of Loveday Mountain, facing the bay, and the Torrance River winds through the city. Adelaide has a mild climate, with an average temperature of 30 degrees in summer and 15 degrees in winter. Adelaide's urban planning is neat, and each district is isolated by parks, leaving a large area of green space. With a population of 165438+ 10,000, the city enjoys the title of art city with developed machinery manufacturing industry. Every few years in March, the city holds a grand art festival.

Question 5: Australian big cities are ranked by population:

Sydney, Mauldin, Brisbane, Canberra, Adelaide, Perth, Darwin, Gold Coast, Newcastle,

Sort by price:

Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, Brisbane, Gold Coast, Canberra, Adelaide, Darwin,

According to the greening ranking:

Brisbane, Canberra, Adelaide, Darwin, Gold Coast, Melbourne, Sydney

According to the comprehensive strength ranking:

Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra, Perth, Adelaide, Darwin, Gold Coast, Newcastle.

Question 6: What is the largest city in Australia? Sydney

The capital of New South Wales, Australia, the largest city and port in Australia. There are 1,150m iron bridges on both sides of Jackson Harbor, which span the harbor, where tasman sea extends 20 kilometers inland. Area 1, 735 square kilometers. The population is 4 198543(2003), and the population density is 345.7 people per square kilometer. Inner Sydney is the most densely populated place in Australia, with 4023 people per square kilometer.

1788 Britain exiled criminals here, which is the earliest British colony in Australia. China's largest economic center. Residents are mostly engaged in service industries, such as oil refining, chemicals, textiles, clothing, food processing, airplanes, automobiles and shipbuilding. There is a network of railways and highways connecting the vast inland areas. This port is deep and fully equipped. Mainly exports wool, wheat, flour, meat, textiles and so on. There are regular sea and air routes to Britain, the United States, New Zealand and other countries. There are the earliest University of Sydney (built in 1852) and the Australian Museum (built in 1836). There is a bathing beach in the east of this city. There are many gardens and a large green area.

Sydney is located in the southeast coast of Australia, where the climate is pleasant, the environment is beautiful, the scenery is beautiful, it is not hot in summer, it is not cold in winter, and there is plenty of sunshine and rainfall. The annual precipitation in Sydney is about 1200mm, the average temperature in summer (1February-February) is 2 1 Celsius, and the average temperature in winter (June-August) is 12 Celsius.

Sydney is the capital of New South Wales, the largest and oldest city in Australia, and an increasingly international metropolis. The 2000 Sydney Olympic Games made Sydney's international reputation and popularity unprecedented.

Sydney in a broad sense, the so-called Greater Sydney, includes the city of Sydney and 44 small cities nearby, with an area of 12000 square kilometers and a population of about 4.2 million. As an administrative division, Sydney has an area of only 6 square kilometers and a population of less than 20,000.

The history of Sydney as a city began in 1788, when the first British colonists led by Captain Philip landed in Sydney. Sydney was formally established on July 20th. 1842. After World War II, a large number of immigrants from Europe, the Middle East and Southeast Asia flooded into Australia, and their preferred place of residence was often Sydney. In terms of population, most immigrants in Sydney are Italians, followed by Lebanese, Turks, Greeks, China and Vietnamese. In the past 20 years, the number of residents in China has greatly increased. At present, the Chinese population in Sydney is about 400,000.

Sydney is the largest city in Australia and the center of commerce, trade, finance, tourism and culture. Sydney plays an important role in Australia's national economy, and its GDP accounts for about 30% of Australia. The service industry is the economic pillar of Sydney, in which the financial and insurance industry accounts for 44% of the total industrial output value, real estate accounts for 465,438+0%, wholesale trade accounts for 38%, catering and entertainment accounts for 36%, manufacturing industry accounts for 35%, construction industry accounts for 34% and retail industry accounts for 32%. The Reserve Bank of Australia and the Australian Stock Exchange are both located in Sydney. Of the 53 banks in Australia, 39 are headquartered in Sydney, and three-quarters of the top 100 companies have set up corporate headquarters or branches in Sydney. Almost all international business people who visit Australia will visit Sydney, and most world-renowned multinational companies also have branches or offices in Sydney.

Sydney is an international metropolis with developed infrastructure and convenient transportation. Sydney Airport is one of the major airports in Australia. At present, there are 37 international routes, with 420 departure flights and 230 return flights every week. Sydney has not only railways to all parts of the country, but also subways, light rail trains and ferry boats in the urban area, which can not only relieve traffic pressure, but also carry out city sightseeing. Public transportation is not very expensive, but taxis in Sydney are very expensive. The distance from the airport to the Central Railway Station is less than 10 km, and it costs about 10 USD. Sydney is an important national and regional communication service center in Australia. The National Satellite System Management Center is located in Sydney. Australia's coaxial cable and optical cable connecting Tasmania and Southeast Asia began in Sydney, where the headquarters of the country's three major commercial television stations (No.7, No.9 and 10) were built, as well as two state-owned television stations, ABC and SBS.

China formally established diplomatic relations with Australia in 1972, and then set up a consulate general in Sydney in March 1979. At present, New South Wales and Guangdong Province of China are sister provinces. To this end, Guangdong Province built the China Garden with China national characteristics in Sydney Lover's Harbor to commemorate it.

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Question 7: Sydney, Australia's largest city, 5 points. Area 12 144.6 square kilometers, population 4.284 million.

Melbourne is the second, with an area of 883 1 km2 and a population of 4.07 million.

Although Canberra is the capital, it is only the eighth largest city in Australia.

Question 8: Which city in Australia is Lindfield? 7 is a number.

Norton Street is a street name.

Wa ga wa ga wa ga

NSW

Postal code 2650

Australia Australia

General situation: No.7, Norton Block, Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia, 2650.