Australia

Regions of Australia

Discover the cultural and geographical diversity of Australia through its 8 unique regions

8 regions

26 cities

26.8M inhabitants

21 UNESCO

Overall Statistics

Consolidated data across all regions

Average Tourism Index

Cities

26.8M

inhabitants

UNESCO

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Each region has its own personality, traditions and unique landscapes

AU-NSW

New South Wales

Capital: Sydney

809,952 km²

8.4M

Varied

Attractions

Sydney Opera House (UNESCO)Sydney Harbour BridgeBondi Beach+1

Cities (4)

Sydney, Newcastle, Wollongong +1 more

5 UNESCO sites

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AU-QLD

Queensland

Capital: Brisbane

1,852,642 km²

5.5M

Tropical

Attractions

Great Barrier Reef (UNESCO)Daintree RainforestWhitsunday Islands+1

Cities (4)

Brisbane, Gold Coast, Cairns +1 more

5 UNESCO sites

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AU-VIC

Victoria

Capital: Melbourne

237,657 km²

6.9M

Oceanic

Attractions

Great Ocean RoadPhillip Island Penguin ParadeYarra Valley vineyards+1

Cities (4)

Melbourne, Geelong, Ballarat +1 more

2 UNESCO sites

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AU-NT

Northern Territory

Capital: Darwin

1,420,970 km²

252K

Tropical

Attractions

Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park (UNESCO)Kakadu National Park (UNESCO)Litchfield National Park+1

Cities (3)

Darwin, Alice Springs, Katherine

2 UNESCO sites

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AU-TAS

Tasmania

Capital: Hobart

68,401 km²

573K

Temperate

Attractions

Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National ParkFreycinet National Park (Wineglass Bay)MONA (Museum of Old and New Art)+1

Cities (3)

Hobart, Launceston, Devonport

2 UNESCO sites

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AU-WA

Western Australia

Capital: Perth

2,645,615 km²

2.9M

Mediterranean

Attractions

Rottnest Island (Quokkas)Ningaloo Coast (UNESCO)The Pinnacles+2

Cities (4)

Perth, Fremantle, Broome +1 more

4 UNESCO sites

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