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	Western Australia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Western Australia is Australia 's largest state, covering the western most third of the mainland, bordering South Australia and the Northern Territory.
		Western Australia's economy has been largely based on the extraction and export of mining and petroleum commodities, especially iron ore, alumina, natural gas, nickel and gold.
		Whilst the sovereign of Western Australia is the Queen of Australia ( Queen Elizabeth II), and executive power nominally vested in her State representative the Governor (currently John Sanderson until August 2005, to be replaced by Governor-elect Ken Michael), executive power is effectively administered by the premier and ministers.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Western_Australia (1145 words)

	Regions of Western Australia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The regions of Western Australia are distinct geographic areas of Western Australia, defined by the government of Western Australia for purposes of economic development administration.
		Together they comprise the whole of mainland Western Australia, with the exception of the Perth metropolitan area which is not contained in a region.
		For example, the Goldfields-Esperance region of Western Australia has an economy based heavily on mining, whereas the Wheatbelt region is economically dependent on agriculture.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Regions_of_Western_Australia (181 words)

	Western Australia [Definition] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Western Australia is Australia The Commonwealth of Australia is governed as a parliamentary constitutional monarchy.
		An exception to this is the northern tropical The tropics are the geographic region of the Earth centered on the equator and limited in latitude by the two tropics: the Tropic of Cancer in the north and the Tropic of Capricorn in the southern hemisphere....
		Regions of Western Australia The regions of Western Australia are distinct geographic areas of Western Australia, defined by the government of Western Australia for purposes of economic development administration.
	www.wikimirror.com /Western_Australia (5243 words)

	Definition of Western Australia
		Western Australia is Australia 's largest state, covering the westernmost third of the mainland, bordering South Australia and the Northern Territory.
		Western Australia took part in Australian federation in 1901, and is subject to all laws and regulations made by the Australian Parliament and Australian Government in Canberra.
		Australian citizens residing in Western Australia elect members to the two houses of the parliament: the Legislative Assembly, often referred to as the lower house, and the Legislative Council, or the upper House.
	www.wordiq.com /definition/Western_Australia (837 words)

	Western Australia Travel, Tours and Vacations
		A quick overview of Western Australia is that much of the wealth is in the north and the people are in the south.
		Western Australia is very big and like Queensland, a journey of a couple of hundred kilometres is considered a short trip when you realise the state is 2600 kilometres (1625 miles) north-south and 1600 kilometres (1000 miles) east-west.
		Western Australia is a year-round destination, but it does suffer extremely high summer temperatures over much of the inland and central coast areas so any travel in those areas at that time of year should be done with all due care, in a roadworthy vehicle, well stocked with emergency spares and equipment.
	www.austtravel.com.au /western_australia.htm (859 words)

	Reviews of A Guide to Touring the Wine Regions of Western Australia
		Independently produced and lovingly researched, the authors settled in Western Australia having toured and lived in the world's best wine regions, and the inspiration for the book was their own experience of trying to get the best out of this huge area from the maps, guides and local knowledge that was available at the time.
		Western Australia may be the most rewarding of all Australian states for wine tourism.
		There are detailed maps and suggested itineraries, major regional attractions (including entry fees at time of publication), a variety of restaurants and accommodation suggestions, and plenty of colour photgraphs to whet your appetite.
	www.rotherbridge.com.au /tourwa/reviews.html (730 words)

	AusStats : 2002 Feature Article - Western Australia's Age and Sex Distribution
		Western Australia has one of the highest proportions of the population living in the capital city when compared with any State in Australia, and has some of the most sparsely populated regions in Australia.
		The most noticeable change to the age distribution of Western Australia between 1991 and 2001 was the increasing proportion of the population aged 45 to 54.
		As with Western Australia as a whole, this effect was driven by the 'baby boomer' population, with the largest increases in relative size seen in the population of persons aged 45 to 54 years.
	www.abs.gov.au /AUSSTATS/abs@.nsf/Lookup/B123A76DE654E7BACA256F2A00101139 (4790 words)

	Attractions Western Australia - The best way to find out about attractions in Western Australia, If you are planning to ...
		Western Australia has three separate regions: The Great Plateau which includes 90 percent of the land surface, the Coastal Plains which cling to the edge and the Scarplands in between.
		To see the sights in Western Australia a sensible place to start is Perth and Fremantle, blessed with the best Australian weather these twin cities make the perfect base to explore the many wonders of this vast region.
		Perth the capital of Western Australia enjoys the best climate in any Australian capital with a mean temperature of 23.5C in the hottest month, February and a mean of 13C in the the coldest month July.
	www.about-australia.com /wa/waatt.htm (2178 words)

	Western Australia. Information and accommodation
		Western Australia is the largest of all the states in Australia and occupies around a third of the entire continent.
		It is bordered by the Indian and Southern Oceans and The Northern Territory and South Australia.
		Western Australia is the base of much activity related to oil and gas production and has established mineral and agricultural industries.
	www.auinfo.com /western-australia.htm (475 words)

	Western Australia
		Western Australia is the largest state in the world, The state covers one-third of the Australian continent and is about 1 million square miles.
		Western Australia has several climatic zones and when it is warm and dry in the north of the State, it is cool and wet in the south - that's how big Western Australia is.
		Western Australia is free of many pests, weeds and diseases found elsewhere in Australia.
	www.gettingaway.com /directory/pacific/australia/WA/main.htm (2211 words)

	About Western Australia - Tourism Western Australia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		It is a land blessed with spectacular diversity where the deep reds of ancient interior rock formations contrast with the sparkling blue of the Indian and Southern Oceans and the lush greenery of the stunning southern regions.
		Western Australia is famous for its long days of sunshine, spotless blue skies and brilliant beaches.
		The capital of Perth is Australiaâs western gateway and a great place to start your holiday.
	www.westernaustralia.com /en/Destinations/About+Western+Australia.htm (485 words)

	About Perth + Western Australia Regions - Backpacking Around Australia
		Western Australia’s coastline is fringed by the sparkling Indian and Southern Oceans, providing many superb beaches and opportunities for fishing and diving.
		The Midwest region is an area of sharp contrasts, from its coastal strip offering water activities and unspoilt beaches to the outback with sheep stations and spectacular wildflowers.
		Albany, established in 1826, is the oldest settlement in Western Australia and overlooks picturesque Princess Royal Harbour.
	www.backpackingaround.com /aus/perth-wa/about_wa.htm (1847 words)

	The Australian: Farmers advised to leave land [June 21, 2005] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Australia was fast becoming a desert with changing weather patterns making fewer areas across the southern part of the country suitable for farming, University of Newcastle lecturer and meteorologist Martin Babakhan said today.
		The federal Government had to sign the Kyoto Protocol on environmental change, so Australia was at the forefront of discussions, Mr Babakhan said.
		A further measure to ease the pain was to exploit the 31 billion cubic metres of water that fell during the wet season in northern Australia.
	www.theaustralian.news.com.au /common/story_page/0,5744,15686909%255E1702,00.html (579 words)

	Regions of Australia: Western Australia
		The largest state in Australia, from the tropical coast of Broome to the Karri forests in the South West.
		The biggest Karst area of Australia is located mostly in Western Australia, the Nullarbor Plain.
		Western Australia also has numerous valuable resources, most important are probably the gold mines around Kalgoorlie.
	www.showcaves.com /english/au/region/wa.html (139 words)

	Welcome to Western Australia - Tourism Western Australia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Welcome to the official tourism website for Western Australia, where youâll find everything you need to know about planning your holiday in our State â“ from our unique holiday experiences and world-class events, to travel suggestions, competitions, holiday specials and much more.
		In Western Australia you can dive with the worldâs largest fish - the whale shark, walk amongst the tree tops of ancient trees, sleep under a canopy of stars in the desert, or explore the gorges and wilderness areas.
		Australia is one of the oldest lands on earth, and this is reflected in unique and dramatic landscapes around the coastal hinterland of Western Australia.
	www.westernaustralia.net /discover/index.shtml (278 words)

	Western Australia Travel Guide : Your Window to Western Australia
		Western Australia has five tourist regions: Australia's Coral Coast, Australia's Golden Outback, Australia's North West, Australia's South West and Experience Perth.
		Western Australia has a modern road system and most places of interest are signposted.
		Western Australians are a proud bunch and there is no shortage of people who would love to show you around.
	www.west-oz.com (449 words)

	Wine Australia - Wine Regions - Western Australia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Australiaâs largest State spans the western third of the continent, although the winemaking regions are almost entirely concentrated in the south-western portion of the State.
		These regions include the Swan District near the State capital Perth and, further south, the regions of Peel, Geographe, Blackwood Valley, Pemberton, Manjimup, Great Southern and Margaret River.
		Two decades ago, Margaret River was better known for the classic surf break lying not far from the junction of river and sea but entrepreneurs have driven the development of vineyards and wineries that have overcome the Stateâs geographic isolation and carved their mark not just within Australia but around the world.
	www.wineaustralia.com /global/Regions/WineRegionState.aspx?p=29 (155 words)

	Explore Western Australia : Your Window to Western Australia
		Western Australia is fast becoming one of the world's best eco-tourism based holiday destinations.
		Western Australia's capital city of Perth has been described as being similar to California with the relaxed lifestyle and wonderful beaches.
		It may interest you to know that Western Australia is bigger than Europe and covers one third of the Australian continent, yet only two million Australians live here.
	www.west-oz.com /regions/explore.asp (434 words)

	Western Australia Wine
		Western Australia Wine Site is dedicated to promoting Western Australian Wines and Wineries by providing a site dedicated to the wine regions of Western Australia...
		Western Australia is habitat to many of our most amazing native plants, and they...
		Western Australia wineries can be searched by clicking on a region in the Western Australia wine regions map...
	www.bar-at-home.com /59/western-australia-wine.html (749 words)

	Australian Wine Regions - Western Australia
		Western Australia is habitat to many of our most amazing native plants, and they grow in abundance in the Margaret River area.
		Western Australia wine regions have a large array of restaurants, many operated by wineries, generously scattered through and in towns like the Margaret River.
		There is also a vibrant local craft community, focusing on Western Australian hardwoods and then there are the surfing beaches, populated year round, thanks to the pleasant temperatures, all year around.
	www.auswine.biz /w_aust.htm (149 words)

	Kimberley Tourism Association Home Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Australia’s North West is one of the last great wilderness areas; combining the Kimberley and Pilbara regions of Western Australia, a massive area of over 900,000 square kilometres.
		World renowned for our pristine sandy beaches, surrounded by the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean, the region is home to an astonishing variety of wildlife, birdlife and plant species that cannot be found anywhere else on the planet.
		In addition to these natural wonders, Australia’s North West boasts a diverse range of accommodation options, day and extended tours and plenty of dining and entertainment activities to suit all tastes and budgets.
	www.kimberleytourism.com (214 words)

	Western Australia - Tourist Radio and Visitor Information Portal
		Western Tourist Radio provides listeners (both local and travellers) with information about things to do, places to stay and services available in the south west of Western Australia, via a network of tourist radio stations.
		Our programs highlight aspects of each region, with information and humorous anecdotes on the history, industry, attractions and talents of the people in the region.
		In so doing, we highlight aspects of each region, with info and anecdotes on the history, industry, attractions and talents of the people of the region.
	www.touristradio.com.au (398 words)

	Australia Road Map, Road Map of Australia, Map of Australia, Australia Tourist Map, Australia Interstate Map, Street ...
		Australia Road Map, Road Map of Australia, Map of Australia, Australia Tourist Map, Australia Interstate Map, Street Map of Australia
		This folded map of all the interstate road routes across Australia is printed on laminated paper, making the map waterproof, untearable and ideal to take along on your Australian trip.
		The high quality folded map displays the Eastern and Western regions of Australia on separate sides of the map, comprehensively covering expressways, principal highways and even carriageways across Australia, including Tasmania.
	www.indiamapstore.com /berndtson-and-berndtson/IMS0219.html (164 words)

	About Australia - Travel and Tourism guide
		Australia’s oldest state is packed full of amazing attractions, places of spectacular natural beauty, unique history and a bunch of fun activities for all to enjoy.
		Wine connoisseurs you won’t be disappointed, with regions such as the Barossa, Clare Valley and the Limestone Coast, South Australia's large selection of acclaimed wineries will satisfy your every tastebud.
		The best of both worlds, Western Australia has both a rugged and beautiful outback to discover, and a history tied to the ocean.
	www.about-australia.com (540 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Books: A Guide to Touring the Wine Regions of Western Australia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The regions that it covers are slightly limited (to the presence of vines!) but within these regions there is lots of great information about general sights, accommodation, and restaurants.
		The book is helpfully laid out into colour-coded regions, with good maps of each and excellent margin-details of opening times, phone numbers etc. If only there was one of these for all the other wine regions of the world.
		We are now planning our third visit to this beautiful, hospitable, fascinating part of Australia and the book has been invaluable in helping us plan our month's holiday and book accommodation ahead over the internet.
	www.amazon.co.uk /exec/obidos/ASIN/0957948603 (548 words)

	West Australian Tourism Regions Index
		The Perth Region - Fremantle, Perth, Swan Valley, Hills & the Sunset Coast
		Our speciality is the pristine, majestic & sparsely populated areas of Australia where our local knowledge, experience and personal attention will ensure your experience will be the ultimate possible.
		Australia's specialist Campervan and Motorhome Rental Company operated by highly experienced company staff operating company owned specially designed and well maintained current model vehicles in Darwin, Perth, Broome and Hobart.
	www.holiday-wa.net /regions.htm (208 words)

	Wine Pages - books part 1
		This book is a wonderful guide to 50-years worth of fine wine, region by region, wine by wine, but it is also warm and human, with a delightful anecdotes and wine wisdom sprinkled throughout.
		Each of the world's wine regions is taken in turn, and all the important producers listed alphabetically with a run-down of their wines.
		All 14 Spanish regions are introduced, and within each all the classified areas taken in turn with a look at what factors shape the wines, then detailed run-downs of all significant producers and notes on thousands of their wines.
	www.wine-pages.com /books.htm (4915 words)

	Western Australia, Land and People (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Western Australia is the largest state of the commonwealth, but only its southwest corner is fertile and substantially settled; the rest is arid and scarcely habitable.
		Leonora, Shire of Historic Heartland of Western Australia
		Western Tourist Radio A range of travel information for tourists in the south west of WA....
	members.iinet.net.au /~mazen/waustralia.html (6438 words)

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