Give me some interesting place names.

Canberra is a young city. As early as 100 years ago, it was still a barren land at the foot of the Australian Alps. It was discovered in 1820, and later immigrated to build a pasture. 1840 developed into a small town. 190 1 year, after the establishment of the Australian federal government, the two major cities, Sydney and Melbourne, argued endlessly about the issue of building the capital, which lasted for 89 years. Until 19 1 1, the federal government passed a resolution to choose a place with good weather and mountains and water between the two cities to build a new one. This is the prototype of Canberra. 19 12, the federal government held a worldwide urban design competition. A year later, Congress chose the scheme of 36-year-old Chicago landscape architect Walter Burley Griffin from the 37 versions of/kloc-0. The street map of Canberra drawn by this designer was drawn by him and his wife (also an architect) on a piece of cotton cloth. This precious original is still kept in the Australian National Archives. During the construction, due to the suspension of World War I, * * * took 14 years, was completed in 1927, and moved its capital here. Later, we discussed the name of the new capital for a long time, and finally chose the traditional name of local residents-Canberra, which means "gathering place" and the people also call it "gathering place". Country name: Australia for short. Australia is called a paradise on earth. English can be divided into surprise, surprise, fashion, temptation, relaxation, adventure, freedom, motivation and attraction. The word Australia, originally meaning "southern continent", comes from the Latin terra australis. Perth's name comes from the same city in Scotland. Before the arrival of European immigrants, the aborigines had settled on both sides of the Swan River for a long time. 1697 Dutch explorer William? When Uramin reached the east coast of the Indian Ocean, he found an estuary. He went up the river and found many black swans on it, so he named the river Swan River. But the Dutch didn't intend to settle here until 1829. The immigrants led by Captain Sterling cut down a tree not far from here and prayed for the creation of Perth City. At first, this new group developed slowly. 1885, gold was discovered in Kalguli in the upper reaches of Swan River, which attracted a large number of new immigrants. With the construction of railways and the development of agricultural technology, Perth has gradually expanded. After 1960, Western Australia began to mine iron, nickel, aluminum, gold and other mines on a large scale, and the urban development speed accelerated. Before 1960, the tallest building in Perth was only three stories, and now there are dozens of commercial buildings, making Perth a modern metropolis. 196 1 year, in order to guide American astronauts, Perth people really lit up the whole city all night as a lighthouse for spacecraft in the air, so Perth was once called "the city of lights". Tasmania The land of Tasmania, formerly known as Van Diemen. The state was named after the Dutch navigator abel tasman, who first discovered the island in 1642, but it was always called Van Di Men Land until 1856. The name comes from the Dutch colonial official Anthony? Anthony Vanderman, who sent Tasman on an adventure. The island is mainly mountainous and contains most of Australia's hydropower potential. The second longest place name recognized in the world is "Taumatawakatanghangak Oauauotataturupaka Pikimaunghoronukokaiwe nuakitana Tahu", which consists of 85 letters and is the name of a mountain in New Zealand. This is a Maori sentence, which means: "Tamadiya, a man with big knees, is famous for sliding, crawling and swallowing mountains and eating land." He is a passer-by between the sea and the earth, playing the flute for his beloved here. " It was once the longest place name in the world. Until recently, This honor was recognized by Thailand's "Krung Thep Mahana Korn Amor n Ratana Kosin Maintar Ayutthaya Mahadilok Phop No PPA Ratrajathani Bli Romudom Rajaniwes Mahasat Harn Amor n Phima. "RNAVATARN Sathit Sakkatiya Visanukamprasit recognized that the Thai name consists of 163 letters. However, this record has not been recorded in the Guinness Book of World Records, and the name of this mountain in New Zealand is still the longest place name in the world.