In which city is the Australian National University?

The Australian National University was founded by the Australian government at 1946. It is located in Canberra, the capital of Australia. Its campus covers an area of 226 hectares and is protected by the national nature reserve Burleigh? Lake Geffen is surrounded by the city center.

There are advanced research schools such as biological science, chemistry, earth science, Johns Curtin medical school, Pacific area, natural science and social research school, and university colleges such as liberal arts, Asian studies, economics, law and science branches.

Canberra is the capital of Australia. With a total population of 325,000 (2004), it ranks eighth among all cities in Australia. The total area is 2395 square kilometers, and more than 50% of the area is national parks or protected areas. It is located at the northern end of the Australian Capital Territory, 280 kilometers southwest of Sydney and 660 kilometers northeast of Melbourne.

Canberra has a humid subtropical monsoon climate.

The subtropical monsoon humid climate is distributed on the east coast of the mainland at 25 ~ 35 north latitude, which is a zone where tropical marine air masses and polar continental air masses alternately control and compete with each other.

1February to February is summer, with plenty of sunshine during the day and the temperature around 26 degrees Celsius. You just need to wear simple clothes.

It is spring from September to November. The sun is shining and full of vitality.

March to May is autumn, which is the best time for outing.

June to August is winter, and the weather is very cold, which is the best season for skiing.

The summer temperature in Canberra can sometimes reach 40℃, but the average summer temperature is 27℃. The weather is fine in winter, and the average temperature is 1 1℃, but in the coldest July, the temperature can sometimes drop to about 0℃ in the morning.