Adelaide
What is South Australia's capital?
1.7 million
What is South Australia's population?
Australia’s largest river is stunningly beautiful, and the land around it is so fertile that the area is often known as the “food bowl of Australia”. It is the third longest navigable river in the world, next to the Amazon and Nile, and a popular way to explore the river is by houseboat.
What is Lake Murray?
It is a thick, black Australian food spread made from leftover brewers' yeast extract with various vegetable and spice additives. It was developed by Cyril Percy Callister in Melbourne, Victoria in 1922.
What is Vegemite?
Originally, the first settlers inhabited this island, at the present day Kingscote area.
What is Kangaroo Island?
983,482 km2
What is South Australia's land area?
49.3% & 50.7%
What is the ratio of male to female population in South Australia?
The valley is known worldwide for its premium wines, but it also boasts incredible produce and cuisine, as well as an interesting cultural combination of British-Australian and German-Australian heritage.
What is the Barossa Valley?
Named after Russian ballet dancer, Anna Pavlova. It is like a strawberry shortcake. Now, remove the flour from the biscuit so that it's more like a puffy, melty meringue. Inject with whip cream.
What is a Pavlova?
December 28, 1836
When is South Australia's declaration of independence?
What is South Australia's flag?
South Australia is the 6th among the eight.
What is South Australia's rank in the most populated state in Australia?
Australia’s third largest island boasts 509km of coastline, gorgeous scenery, and an abundance of wildlife: you can easily spot sea lions, echidnas, wallabies, goannas, koalas, pelicans, and of course kangaroos! Much of this island is still unspoiled greenery, so it’s perfect for bushwalking or hiking.
What is Kangaroo Island?
The native peach of Australia. Denser and more intensely flavorful than the peach we know, the fruit is petite and brilliant red, and grows on stout bushes.These days they're commonly preserved in chutneys and baked into one of Australia's favorite food forms: the pie.
What is quondong fruit/pie?
Is a bat-and-ball game played between two teams of eleven players on a field at the centre of which is a 20-metre pitch with a wicket at each end, each comprising two bails balanced on three stumps.
What is Cricket?
Southern part is Mediterranean, while the rest is arid or semi-arid
What is the climate of South Australia?
Clerical & Administrative workers, Technicians & Trades workers, Managers, Labourers, Community & Personal Service workers, Sales workers, Machinery Operators & Drivers.
What are the common jobs in South Australia?
Capital of South Australia.
Popular Adelaide attractions include the cultural precinct of North Terrace with its museums, galleries, and carefully preserved historic gems; the Adelaide Central Market, a shopping institution; and the impressive line-up of performances and events at the Adelaide Festival Centre.
What is Adelaide?
A doughnut with no hole, split, then filled with raspberry/strawberry jam and cream – top that off with a dusting of sugar on top. Renamed in honour of British field marshal, Horatio Lord Kitchener.
What is a Kitchener Bun?
One of early Adelaide's main supply and information link to the rest of the world. Located approximately 14 kilometres (8.7 mi) northwest of the Adelaide CBD.
What is Port Adelaide?
Murray River - A river in which 90% of the population of South Australia is depending on.
What is South Australia's main water supply?
Health Care and Social Assistance, Retail Trade, Manufacturing, Education and Training, Construction, Public administration and safety, Accommodation and Food Services, Professional (5%), Scientific and Technical Services, Transport, Postal and Warehousing.
What is South Australia's main industries?
Located in the outback of South Australia. It is the largest salt lake in the world. While it does flood it is normally dry. It has been the location for many attempts at breaking the world land-speed record.
What is Lake Eyre?
A healthy red meat which is low in fat and a great source of protein and heart-friendly omega-3 fatty acids. Relish its braised tail or fried tendon (often known as kangaroo crackers) with a spicy-sweet dip.
What is a Kangaroo Meat?
Sightings of the South Australian coastal area were first mapped by Dutch explorers in the early 1600s. However, colonization of the state didn’t occur until 1836. Originally, the area was part of the New South Wales colony of 1788. However, the British parliament passed an act permitting the establishment of another state in 1834.
What is the South Australian Act of 1836?