South Australia - Südaustralien

The Australian State South Australia (South Australia) borders in the west Western Australia, in the east Queensland, at New South Wales and Victoria, in the north of that Northern Territory. The country has many contrasts. The south is still quite agricultural, but if you drive north, the landscape becomes more and more arid and barren until you reach the desert. As a result, the majority of the population is in the south and east of Adelaide lives.

Regions

places

• -34.933333333333138.583333333331 Adelaide - the capital of the state.
• -36.3140.7672 Bordertown
• -29.013888888889134.7553 Coober Pedy
• -34.982138.5164 Glenelg - Seaside resort and suburb of Adelaide.
• -35.016666666667138.816666666675 Hahndorf
• -35.833333333333137.256 Kangaroo Island
• -29.633333333333138.057 Marree
• -37.8333140.758 Mount Gambier
• -35.1139.266666666679 Murray Bridge
• -36.95140.7510 Naracoorte
• -27.533333333333135.4333333333311 Oodnadatta
• -37.366666666667140.8333333333312 Penola - Center of a wine-growing region.
• -32.966666666667138.8333333333313 Peterborough
• -32.4925137.76583314 Port Augusta
• -32.3333138.03315 Quorn
• -35.55138.6166666666716 Victor Harbor
• -33.033333333333137.0666666666717 Whyalla
• -28.9136.33318 William Creek

Other goals

background

language

getting there

By plane

In the street

By train

There are two trains a week from Adelaide to Melbourne. The luxury tourist trains also run from here Gahn to Darwin. The one who crosses the whole continent Indian Pacific makes on the way between Sydney and Perth also here station.

mobility

Tourist Attractions

activities

kitchen

nightlife

security

climate

trips

literature

Web links

• http://www.sa.gov.au/ - Official website of South Australia