 Australia has only one range of mountains called the Great Dividing Range  Australia only has two major rivers on the entire continent- the Darling.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Australia Geography.
Advertisements

Political & Physical Features of Australia
Australia’s Geography
Instructions Use the slides in this presentation to locate, label, and describe the physical features of Australia. Be sure to create a symbol for each.
Australia. Australia vs. New Zealand Australia  Is on its own plate.  Earthquakes do not happen very often, and volcanoes do not happen.  It is very.
Australia and New Zealand: Powerpoint
Physical Geography of Southeast Asia, Oceania and Antarctica
R65 Australian Geography
Physical Geography of Oceania, Australia, & Antarctica
7 continents & 5 Oceans Our World at Night! Australia is the smallest continent on Earth. Land that is completely surrounded by water is called an island.
Unit 11 – SE Asia and ANZOA Physical Geography.
Australia. Australia Basics Island continent Only country that is also a continent.
AUSTRALIA Geographical Understandings © 2011 Clairmont Press.
Australian Vocabulary Great Barrier Reef Outback Station Marsupial Boomerang Bush Tasmania Great Dividing Range Rain Shadow Parliamentary Democracy Prime.
Australia. Australia is the smallest continent.
 Surrounded by water  Uluru-Large rock formation.
The Land of Australia, Antarctica, and Oceania
Australia Australia Australia is an island continent. It is a continent between the Indian Ocean and the South Pacific Ocean. The weather is extreme:
AUSTRALIA “The Land Down Under”
What do you know about Australia?. Today’s Standard SS6G12 The student will be able to locate selected features of Australia.
Australia, Oceania, and Antarctica Mr. Broughman Tuesday, April 15, 2014.
Oceania, New Zealand, Australia, & Antarctica Unit 8 World Geography.
Asia Chapter 3 study aid. What is an animal that carries its young in a pouch?
Australia and Oceania.
Physical Features. Formerly called “Ayer’s Rock” Immense monolith in the middle of the red, sandy plains of Australia’s outback 1,142 ft. high 5.8 miles.
The Landscape. * Atolls form when coral reefs build up on the rim of submerged volcanoes. * Inside of most atolls are lagoons, which are pools of shallow,
Section 1:Australia Section 2:New Zealand CHAPTER 31 Australia and New Zealand.
 Select “6 Slides per page”  Page Order “Horizontal”  Fold Lengthwise  The Question will be on one side and the question with the answer will appear.
SE Asia Made out of peninsulas & islands SE Asia Peninsulas – Indochina Peninsula Laos, Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam – Malay Peninsula Thailand, Malaysia,
Chapter 3, Section 2 Australia and New Zealand : Physical Geography.
Australia’s Geography. Australia’s Landscape Australia is called the “Land Down Under” Island country AND a continent – located in the southern hemisphere,
WARM UP: WHAT ARE SOME WAYS TO DESCRIBE THE RELATIVE LOCATION OF AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND? Australia & New Zealand.
Australia Geography Terms 1. Outback 2. Coral Reef 3. Monolith 4. Aborigines 5. Atoll 6. Plate Tectonics 7. Collide.
What do you already know about the geography of Australia? What would you most want to do or see if you visited Australia?
SE Asia, Oceania, & Antarctica
SS6G12 The students will be able to locate selected features of Australia. a. Locate on a world and regional political-physical map: the Great Barrier.
Australia is the world’s smallest and flattest continent. It has some of Earth’s oldest and least fertile soils. Only Antarctica receives less rainfall.
Living in the Land Down Under. Major Geographic Characteristics Isolated Isolated Development along the coast Development along the coast Clustered urban.
Physical Geography. Australia Continent and a Country.
World Geography TodayChapter 31 Australia and New Zealand Preview Section 1: AustraliaAustralia Section 2: New ZealandNew Zealand Chapter Wrap-Up.
Location, Political, and Physical Features
Australia and New Zealand: Powerpoint. Physical Geography Australia and New Zealand are between the Indian and Pacific Oceans. Australia’s seasons are.
The Pacific World Australia New Zealand Oceania.
Australia’s Geography
Australia Picture Quiz 1
Australia’s Geography.
Australia and Oceania Physical Geography.
Australia’s Geography.
Australia – Relative Location *Label the 7 continents and 4 oceans
Australia Geography.
I. Physical Features A. Landforms of Australia
Australia’s Geography
Prime Meridian. Prime Meridian Australia, and The Pacific Islands: Political Map.
Australia’s Geography.
Political & Physical Features of Australia
Australia’s Geography.
Australia and Oceania Physical Geography.
Australia’s Geography
Australia is the world’s smallest and flattest continent. It has some of Earth’s oldest and least fertile soils. Only Antarctica receives less rainfall.
Australia’s Geography
Australia’s Geography
Australia and New Zealand: Powerpoint
Australia’s Geography
southern coastal region the east coast.
Australia Geography.
A Physical Map: Australia
What do you already know about the geography of Australia
Australia’s Geography
southern coastal region the east coast.
Define the following Words
Presentation transcript:

 Australia has only one range of mountains called the Great Dividing Range  Australia only has two major rivers on the entire continent- the Darling river and the Murray river

 Australia is the world’s smallest continent  The continent consists of Australia, new Zealand, Papua New Guinea, and several nearby islands

 New Zealand consists of two main islands- North island and South island  It is located on the Ring of Fire

 The Southern Alps run down the middle of the island  The north island has active volcanoes and hot springs called geysers that shoot sprays of steam and boiling water into the air

Geyser

 The Great Dividing Range mountains block moisture-bearing winds, and make the interior dry  This desert region is called the “outback”  Within the outback is an huge rock outcropping called the Uluru (Ayers Rock)

Outback

 Is located off the northeast coast of Australia  Is a 1250 mile long chain many different coral reefs