A political map of Australia.

The national flag of Australia, a large country surrounded by the Pacific and Indian Oceans.

A map featuring Australia and its neighboring countries.

A map of Australia and the Australasian islands in 1882 showing the states and territories of Australia at the time, including De Witt Land and Tasman Land in Western Australia, Alexandra Land and North Australia, Queensland, South...

A map of Australia in 1872 showing the states and territories of Australia at the time, including Tasman Land in Western Australia, Alexandra Land and Arnhem Land in North Australia, Queensland, South Australia, New South Wales,...

A map of Australia in 1885 showing the states and territories of Australia at the time, including Nuyts Land, De Witt Land and Tasman Land in Western Australia, Arnhem land, Alexandra Land in North Australia, Queensland, South Australia,...

A color relief map of Australia showing the mountain and highland systems of Australia, including the Australian Alps, and the central lowlands. This map also shows the Murray River and other major rivers and lakes.

A physical and political map of Australia and New Zealand in 1916 showing the states, territories, and divisions of Australia, including the commonwealth claims to southeastern New Guinea. This map also shows color-coded elevations from...

The property includes a selection of eleven penal sites, among the thousands established by the British Empire on Australian soil in the 18th and 19th centuries. The sites are spread across Australia, from Fremantle in Western Australia...

This site, comprising several protected areas, is situated predominantly along the Great Escarpment on Australia’s east coast. The outstanding geological features displayed around shield volcanic craters and the high number of rare and...

This homepage provides links to climate and weather information on the territories and cities of Australia.

A brief description of the Australian economy, including its strengths and weaknesses. Includes a short video on Australia's agriculture and trade.

A map of Australia in 1914 showing states, territories, and divisions, major towns and cities, rivers, mountains, railways, overland telegraph routes, submarine cables, and steamship routes. This map also has a list of principle cities...

Plants found in Australia.

A pictorial map of Australia showing animals found in the various regions.

A map from 1915 of Australia showing general land elevations above and below sea level throughout the region, mountain systems, basins, deserts, and plains.

A political map of the Commonwealth of Australia in 1920, showing states and territories, major cities and ports, existing and proposed railways, steamship routes and distances, rivers, and mountain systems.

Map of Australia in 1909 showing the states and territories, major cities and ports, railroads, rivers, lakes, and major landforms. Inset maps detail the island state of Tasmania and the island country of New Zealand.

A physical map of Australia in 1906, showing general land elevations as lowlands in green, over 1,000 feet in buff, and over 4,000 feet in red. Also included on the map are political divisions.

A map from 1915 of Australia showing mean rainfall distribution throughout the region in July, given in inches of precipitation. The map is color-coded to show the areas of sparse, moderate, and heavy rainfall.

A map from 1901 of Australia showing the physical features of the region.

A map from 1915 of Australia showing mean rainfall distribution throughout the region in January, given in inches of precipitation. The map is color-coded to show the areas of sparse, moderate, and heavy rainfall.

A map from 1883 of Australia and islands of Oceania from Sumatra and Borneo in the north, the Loyalty Islands to the east, and New Zealand to the south. The map shows major cities, railways, rivers, and terrain features.

A map from 1915 of Australia showing the population density of the region at the time. This map is keyed to show areas of population densities ranging from under 2 inhabitants per square mile to areas of over 128 inhabitants per square...