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It is 2,400 miles, (3,860 km) from east to west and 2,000 miles (3,220 km) from north to south, and covers an area of 2,967,877 sq miles (7,686,810 sq km). The Australian coastline is 22,812 miles long (36,735 kilometers), roughly the size as the mainland 48 states of the USA.   
 
It is 2,400 miles, (3,860 km) from east to west and 2,000 miles (3,220 km) from north to south, and covers an area of 2,967,877 sq miles (7,686,810 sq km). The Australian coastline is 22,812 miles long (36,735 kilometers), roughly the size as the mainland 48 states of the USA.   
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Australia has six states and two internal territories. The states are [[New South Wales]], [[Victoria]], [[Queensland]], [[Western Australia]], [[South Australia]] and [[Tasmania]]. The internal territories are the [[Northern Territory]] (responsible government since 1978) and the [[Australian Capital Territory]] (responsible government since 1988) which is the location of Australia's capital city, [[Canberra]]. External territories include [[Christmas Island]] and the [[Australian Antarctic Territory]].
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====The States and Territories of Australia====
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Australia has six states and two internal territories. The states are:
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* [[New South Wales]]
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* [[Victoria]]
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* [[Queensland]]
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* [[Western Australia]]
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* [[South Australia]]
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* [[Tasmania]]
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The internal territories are:
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* The [[Northern Territory]] (responsible government since 1978)
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* [[Australian Capital Territory]] (responsible government since 1988) which is the location of Australia's capital city, [[Canberra]].
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External territories include:
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* [[Christmas Island]]
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* [[Norfolk Island]]
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* [[Australian Antarctic Territory]]
    
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