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ПЕРЕВЕДИТЕ ПОЖАЛУЙСТА!!!!!! ТОЛЬКО БЕЗ ПЕРЕВОДЧИКА ПЛИИИИЗ!!!! Австралия Австралия — самый отдаленный от других населенных материков Земли. Он полностью лежит в южном полушарии. Это материк, где все "наоборот": в июле здесь зима, в январе — лето. Деревья Австралии сбрасывают не листья, а кору, леса не дают тени, а сквозь заросли пустынь приходится пробиваться с топором. Австралия — самый сухой материк Земли. Пустыни занимают 40% его площади. Географическое положение Австралия — самый маленький материк Земли. Его площадь составляет 7,6 миллионов квадратных километров. Из-за малых размеров континент иногда называют островом. Он омывается Индийским и Тихим океанами и имеет только два значительных залива: Карпентария на севере и Большой Австралийский — на юге. Близ восточного побережья Австралии находится крупнейший в мире коралловый риф, называемый Большим Барьерным рифом. Он тянется вдоль северо-восточной части Австралии более чем на 2 тысячи километров. Крупные города Мельбурн Мельбурн — второй по величине промышленный и финансовый центр страны, здесь расположены крупнейшие нефтеперерабатывающие заводы. Численность населения с пригородами составляет около 5 миллионов человек (по оценкам на 2018 год). Мельбурн знаменит своим сочетанием викторианской и современной архитектуры, многочисленными парками и садами. Главной является домик Джеймса Кука, изначально стоявший в его английском поместье и перенесенный сюда примерно сотню лет назад. Был основан в 1835 году фермером Джоном Бэтманом. В 1847 году Мельбурн получил статус города. Золото и богатство способствовали бурному развитию Мельбурна и его статусу главного города Австралии. Сидней Сидней – самый крупный и старый город Австралии, расположенный на юго-востоке страны. Сидней был основан 26 января 1788 года Артуром Филлипом, главой первой партии британских колонистов, и назван по имени английского министра внутренних дел лорда Сидни. Статус города присвоен 20 июля 1842 года. Сидней - это не столица Австралии, как думают многие, но, тем не менее, это старейший и крупнейший мегаполис. Это город архитектурных контрастов, где современные небоскребы деловых центров соседствуют со старинными зданиями. Главная достопримечательность, символ города - Опера Хаус. В Сиднее находятся самые высокие здания Австралии - Сиднейская башня и штаб-квартира крупнейшей страховой компании страны, а также грандиозный мост Харбор Бридж, откуда открывается потрясающий вид на город. Канберра Канберра — столица Австралии, является одним из первых примеров современно спланированного города. Город расположен в юго-западной части Австралии. Население составляет около 310 тысяч жителей. В 1824 году на месте Канберры впервые поселились европейцы. В начале XX века город стал столицей Австралии. В 1927 году национальный парламент переместился сюда из Мельбурна. Главные достопримечательности столицы — современное здание парламента, корабль-музей капитана Кука. Здесь находится Национальная библиотека, выставочные павильоны и университеты, Австралийская академия наук, а также головное отделение крупнейшего исследовательского института Австралии — Института научных и промышленных исследований Содружества.

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Australia

Australia is the most remote from other inhabited continents of the Earth. It lies entirely in the southern hemisphere. This is the mainland, where everything is "the other way around": in July it is winter here, in January it is summer. The trees of Australia shed not leaves, but bark, forests do not give shade, and through thickets of deserts you have to fight your way with an ax. Australia is the driest continent on Earth. Deserts occupy 40% of its area.

Geographical position

Australia is the smallest continent on Earth. Its area is 7.6 million square kilometers. Due to its small size, the continent is sometimes called an island. It is washed by the Indian and Pacific Oceans and has only two significant bays: Carpentaria in the north and the Great Australian in the south. Off the east coast of Australia is the world's largest coral reef called the Great Barrier Reef. It stretches along the northeastern part of Australia for more than 2 thousand kilometers.

Big cities

Melbourne

Melbourne is the second largest industrial and financial center of the country, and the largest oil refineries are located here. The population of the suburbs is about 5 million (estimated for 2018). Melbourne is famous for its combination of Victorian and modern architecture, numerous parks and gardens. The main one is the house of James Cook, which originally stood in his English estate and was moved here about a hundred years ago. It was founded in 1835 by the farmer John Batman. In 1847 Melbourne received city status. Gold and wealth have contributed to the rapid development of Melbourne and its status as Australia's premier city.

Sydney

Sydney is the largest and oldest city in Australia, located in the southeast of the country. Sydney was founded on January 26, 1788 by Arthur Phillip, head of the first party of British colonists, and is named after the British Home Secretary, Lord Sidney. The status of the city was assigned on July 20, 1842. Sydney is not the capital of Australia, as many think, but nevertheless it is the oldest and largest metropolis. It is a city of architectural contrasts, where modern skyscrapers of business centers coexist with old buildings. The main attraction and symbol of the city is the Opera House. Sydney is home to the tallest buildings in Australia - the Sydney Tower and the headquarters of the country's largest insurance company, as well as the grandiose Harbor Bridge, which offers stunning views of the city.

Canberra

Canberra, the capital of Australia, is one of the earliest examples of a modernly planned city. The city is located in the southwestern part of Australia. The population is about 310 thousand inhabitants. In 1824, Europeans first settled on the site of Canberra. At the beginning of the 20th century, the city became the capital of Australia. In 1927, the national parliament moved here from Melbourne. The main attractions of the capital are the modern parliament building, the Captain Cook museum ship. It houses the National Library, exhibition pavilions and universities, the Australian Academy of Sciences, as well as the head office of Australia's largest research institute, the Commonwealth Institute for Scientific and Industrial Research.

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Australia Australia is the most remote of Earth's inhabited continents from the other continents. It lies entirely in the southern hemisphere. This continent operates in a reversed manner: winter occurs here in July, while summer happens in January. The trees in Australia shed bark instead of leaves, and its forests don't provide shade; you have to hack your way through the undergrowth of the deserts. Australia is the driest continent on Earth, with deserts covering 40% of its land area.

Geographical Location Australia is the smallest continent on Earth, with an area of 7.6 million square kilometers. Due to its small size, it is sometimes referred to as an island. It is surrounded by the Indian and Pacific Oceans and has only two significant gulfs: the Gulf of Carpentaria to the north and the Great Australian Bight to the south. Along the eastern coast of Australia, you'll find the world's largest coral reef, known as the Great Barrier Reef. It stretches for over 2,000 kilometers along the northeastern part of Australia.

Major Cities Melbourne Melbourne is the second-largest industrial and financial center in the country, hosting the largest oil refineries. The population, including suburbs, is around 5 million people (as of estimates in 2018). Melbourne is known for its blend of Victorian and modern architecture, numerous parks, and gardens. A notable landmark is the house of James Cook, originally located on his English estate and moved here about a century ago. Founded in 1835 by farmer John Batman, Melbourne gained city status in 1847. Gold and prosperity contributed to Melbourne's rapid development and its status as Australia's main city.

Sydney Sydney is the largest and oldest city in Australia, located in the southeast of the country. Sydney was founded on January 26, 1788, by Arthur Phillip, the leader of the first British colonists, and named after the British Home Secretary, Lord Sydney. It was granted city status on July 20, 1842. While not the capital of Australia, as many believe, Sydney is the oldest and largest metropolis. It's a city of architectural contrasts, where modern skyscrapers of business districts coexist with historic buildings. The main landmark and symbol of the city is the Sydney Opera House. Sydney is home to Australia's tallest buildings, the Sydney Tower and the headquarters of the country's largest insurance company, as well as the iconic Harbour Bridge, offering stunning views of the city.

Canberra Canberra is the capital of Australia and is one of the earliest examples of a modern planned city. It is situated in the southwestern part of Australia. The population is around 310,000 residents. Europeans first settled in the area that became Canberra in 1824. In the early 20th century, the city became the capital of Australia. In 1927, the national parliament moved here from Melbourne. The main attractions of the capital include the modern parliament building, Captain Cook's ship museum, the National Library, exhibition pavilions, universities, the Australian Academy of Science, and the main branch of the largest research institute...