Overview of South Australia and Western Australia

South Australia South Australia accounts for one-eighth of the Australian mainland, with a coastline of 3,700 kilometers. The Frida Mountains in the north-central part have the oldest rocks on earth. Most of the state is desert and flood plain. There is kangaroo island in the south of it. Jasmine River, the largest river in Australia, flows into the sea from its east. Adelaide is the capital of the state. 1836 was originally a British colony and became the first free colony in Australia. Immigrants from Germany account for a large part of South Australia's population. In 184 1 year, among the population of South Australia 14000, 1800 people are German, and they are mainly distributed in Baloshake area. Adelaide is located in the plain, between the beaches with many tourists and the Adelaide Mountains, with a population of about one million. It is famous at home and abroad as an international sports competition and art festival. In the first century of development, South Australia mainly relied on agriculture as its economic pillar. Although its climate limits agriculture to a small extent, its export value accounts for one-third of Australia's agricultural exports. South Australia produces 65% of Australia's alcohol products, and brandy production accounts for 90% of the country.

Southern South Australia, including Adelaide, has a mild winter climate with an average maximum temperature of 15℃. Summer is dry and hot, and the highest average temperature is about 29℃.

Western Australia

Western Australia is the largest state in Australia. Vast territory, north-south coastline 12500 km. Pass is the state capital here, located at the mouth of Swan River, with a population of more than one million. It is the west gate of Australia. This is a well-planned modern city with a safe, clean and healthy living environment. About one third of the population in this city are immigrants from Asia and Europe, and it has established a rich and colorful multi-culture. The scenery in Perth is pleasant and varied. Deserts, pine forests, beaches, cliffs, lakes and mountains are all strange. There are rich minerals here. Although the state's population accounts for only one twelfth of Australia's, its income accounts for a quarter of Australia's. 1890 The first mineral discovered was gold, which is still being produced until now. Western Australia has now become the state that produces the most diamonds in the world.

It is warm to hot in summer, with little rainfall, and the average temperature is 29℃. There is usually a breeze in the afternoon, which makes the temperature drop. This is often called. Fremantle's doctor? . The average temperature in winter is about 18℃, and there is plenty of sunshine most of the time.