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Why is most of the australian population on the coast of australia and not the middle? |
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Ten points up for grabs. No stupid answers. Please add detail to your answers/or give me a good site to go to. |
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Ever seen the interior of Australia? Not much there to build on. |
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G'day Star, |
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the center is mainly desert ,and or dry arid land. |
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they like the sea of course all of the worlds major cities are on or near the coast this is pretty obvious , they need water to survive, its a historical fact all major cities emerge/evolve on rivers or near seas its for survival |
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cos they all like the beach |
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All major cities and civilisations are built on or near rivers. Otherwise how would they exsist. In Australia they dont have fresh water so they have to be near the sea so the can sesalinate water. Strange but true. |
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one word: geographics |
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Most of Australia is desert and waterless. The most populated areas of Australia are located around the mouths of rivers which drain into the sea around the capital cities. This is true anywhere in the world. Cities and main population centres are built close to water sources. People need water for survival. In a country as big as Australia this narrows the choices. I can't give you a source for this other than my own knowledge as an Australian but I hope I have hepled you. |
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Because the middle is a desert. |
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i dont have a long winded answer but its a correct ans people usually dont live in deserts |
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Its a world wide thing including in the early days of our own country, food and other resorces are mainly easier to gather around coastal areas. |
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