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	Sydney Architecture Images- HOME
		Sydney is located in a coastal basin between the Pacific Ocean to the east and the Blue Mountains to the west.
		Sydney occupies two geographical regions: the Cumberland Plain, a relatively flat or rolling region lying to the south and west of the harbour, and the Hornsby Plateau, a plateau north of the harbour, up to 200 metres (656 ft) in elevation, dissected by forested valleys.
		The median age of a Sydney resident is 34, 12% of the population is over 65 years.[4] 12.3% of Sydney residents have educational attainment equal to at least a bachelor's degree, which is lower than the national average of 19%.
	www.sydneyarchitecture.com (4144 words)

	All Sydney Hotels
		Sydney is home to one of the world’s most beautiful harbors, with the imposing Opera House as the jewel in its crown.
		Sydney is carved out between mountains and the sea, the city offers the almost any activity from a slow hike to extreme sports.
		The Sydney Opera House – a feat of avant-garde architectural vision – epitomizes the city’s desire to lead the New World in the 21st century.
	www.sydney.australia-online-hotel-reservations.com (285 words)

	Welcome - Sydney Cove Oyster Bar
		Since January 1988 Sydney's finest seafood restaurant has been providing Sydneysiders and their international guests with a casual, outdoor dining experience that showcases this beautiful city with the perfect accompaniment - fresh seafood.
		The Sydney Cove Oyster Bar is situated right on Sydney Cove, just metres from the Sydney Opera House, The Royal Botanic Gardens and the Sydney CBD.
		The Sydney Cove Oyster Bar is equipped with outdoor heating for your comfort with indoor seating also available.
	www.sydneycoveoysterbar.com (161 words)

	Shipwrecks of Tasmania - Sydney Cove - Introduction
		Shipwrecks of Tasmania - Sydney Cove - Introduction
		The Sydney Cove is the eighth oldest wreck located in Australian waters, having been lost at Preservation Island in the Furneaux Group on 9 February 1797 whilst en route from Calcutta to Port Jackson.
		This three year program led to the uncovering and recording of the remains of the Sydney Cove's lower hull timbers and associated ships fittings, as well as the recovery of a large quantity of artefact material.
	www.parks.tas.gov.au /historic/shipw/sc.html (260 words)

	Science Fair Projects - Sydney Cove
		Sydney Cove is a small bay on the southern shore of Port Jackson (commonly but incorrectly called Sydney Harbour), on the coast of the state of New South Wales, Australia.
		The head of the cove is occupied by the Circular Quay ferry terminal.
		On the western shore is the historic district known as The Rocks.
	www.all-science-fair-projects.com /science_fair_projects_encyclopedia/Sydney_Cove (513 words)

	Sydney (Australia) - MSN Encarta
		Sydney is the seat of state government as the capital of New South Wales (NSW), Australia’s most populous and economically important state.
		Sydney is located on Australia’s southeastern coast at Port Jackson, a large, sheltered, deep-water inlet of the Tasman Sea (part of the South Pacific Ocean).
		Sydney’s population density is among the lowest of any major world city, in part because suburban expansion began in earnest in the late 19th century after mechanized transportation became available.
	encarta.msn.com /encyclopedia_761566879/Sydney.html (2665 words)

	SYDNEY
		On the foreshores of Sydney Harbour and overlooking Pittwater in Sydney's modern northern suburbs lie sandstone engravings of untold antiquity.
		Sydney grew steadily as land across New South Wales was cleared for cropping and grazing.
		Heading into the 21st century, Sydney figures to remain the principal arrival point for visitors to Australia and to become an increasingly significant financial, commercial and cultural centre for the Asia-Pacific region.
	www.angelfire.com /wi/wiseguides/Sydney.html (709 words)

	Sydney's European History
		On his arrival in Port Jackson Phillip fixed on a cove that he believed had 'the best spring of water, and in which the ships can anchor so close to the shore that at a very small expence quays may be made at which the largest ships may unload'.
		Despite the mass exitus of settlers, Sydney's population grew from 54,000 to 96,000 in 1961 due to the growth in immigration.
		Post WWII the population of Sydney swelled again with the influx of European immigrants and due to immigration policies of the day the population of Australia was 99.4 percent European by 1947.
	www.discoversydney.com.au /sydney/history.html (625 words)

	Sydney Cove Redevelopment Authority Amendment Bill - 02/06/1998 - 2R
		Sydney Harbour has a long history of poor planning decisions being made about a wide range of prime foreshore land, including the land currently within the Sydney Cove Authority land.
		The object of the bill is to amend the Sydney Cove Redevelopment Authority Act 1968 so that the Sydney Cove Redevelopment Authority ceases to have environmental planning functions with respect to land in the Sydney Cove development area, those functions to be exercised instead by the Minister administering the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979.
		We have been blessed with Sydney Harbour and its surrounding areas, and it is vital to have a co-ordinated and consistent plan for the area.
	www.parliament.nsw.gov.au /prod/PARLMENT/hansArt.nsf/V3Key/LC19980602008 (4327 words)

	The Visit of Hope to Sydney Cove, 1789, c.1870
		In 1871 and 1872 Apperley exhibited "The Visit of Hope to Sydney Cove, 1789" at the Academy of Art and at the Melbourne Intercolonial Exhibition respectively.
		Apperley's bas relief of 1870 is an enlarged copy of the Wedgwood Sydney Cove medallion of 1789 modelled by Henry Webber.
		The Sydney Cove medallion was made from Sydney clay, dug at Sydney Cove in 1788 and sent by Governor Arthur Phillip to Sir Joseph Banks, who passed it onto Josiah Wedgwood of the Wedgwood company.
	www.theaustralianafund.org.au /1999_1.html (269 words)

	Manly Beach, Sydney, Australia - Travel information - Region - Sydney Visitors Bureau
		The Tank Stream which ran into Sydney Cove near what is now Circular Quay was hardly enough to serve the immediate needs of the First Fleet, let alone support the farm animals the ships had brought or any worthwhile food crop.
		Because of its distance from Sydney Cove, Manly remained largely untouched by white settlers until 1846 when it saw the beginnings of a village.
		Immigrants entering Sydney who were suspected of having been exposed to an infectious disease were incarcerated there until the incubation period for the disease and the danger of spreading it had passed.
	www.sydney.visitorsbureau.com.au /page2-08.html (980 words)

	Sydney travel guide - Wikitravel
		Sydney [1] is the capital city of the south-eastern Australian state of New South Wales, situated on Port Jackson, which is more commonly known as "Sydney Harbour".
		Sydney has a worldwide reputation for being one the most beautiful of all cities, brimming with historical associations and remaining vastly globally influential in the realms of culture, art, fashion, cuisine and design.
		Sydney is the oldest European settlement in Australia, having been founded as a British penal colony on 26 January 1788 (now celebrated as Australia Day, the national public holiday, with major festivities around the city and the Harbour).
	wikitravel.org /en/Sydney (8726 words)

	Significant Aboriginal Events in Sydney
		It commemorates the ceremonious unfurling of the British flag at the head of Sydney Cove by Governor Arthur Phillip in 1788.
		The landing at Sydney Cove marks the beginning of bitter wars, unnecessary and brutal deaths, and the continuing struggle for survival by Aboriginal people in Sydney and around Australia.
		Aboriginal organisations in Sydney refused to participate in the Government’s re-enactment of the events of January 1788.
	www.cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au /barani/themes/theme6.htm (1583 words)

	Sydney/The Rocks - Wikitravel (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Rocks is an historical precinct of central Sydney, capital of the Australian state of New South Wales.
		Although strictly speaking an integral part of central Sydney, the Rocks is sufficiently different in character and atmosphere from the commercial and retail heart of town, with an abundance of local attractions, to warrant its own article.
		Climb the Sydney Harbour Bridge - for those who are good with heights and enjoy an unrivalled view of the harbour, a company called BridgeClimb [8] organises excursions to the top of the coathanger....
	wikitravel.org /en/Sydney/The_Rocks (992 words)

	Sports Australia - Football News Article: The Sydney Cove - Bay 23 Boys [Feb 6, 2006]
		Sydney are battling hard at 1-1 against Adelaide, before “Super” David Carney cuts back in-field on his left foot and is brought down on the edge of the box by Adelaide captain Ross Aloisi.
		I believe you were firmly planted in The Cove last Friday night, describe the atmosphere that surrounded you in Bay 23 as “Checkers” fired the winner home.
		There is always the feeling that if we [The Cove] keep on singing to the lads they will lift their game and they managed to do that last Friday night.
	www.sportsaustralia.com /articles/feb06/artid4835.html (1458 words)

	Australia Sydney City
		Sydney is also the state capital of New South Wales; Sydney has a population of over four million and is considered as the most populous city in Australia.
		Sydney is on the east cost of Australia Island.
		Sydney is home of numerous sport events as the 2003 Rugby World Cup, the 2000 Summer Olympics and 1938 British Empire Games.
	www.travel-australia.org /sydney/sydney_city.html (266 words)

	SECRETS OF THE DEAD . Voyage of the Courtesans \| PBS
		The arrival of the Lady Juliana at Sydney Cove.
		In 1788, British Home Secretary Lord Sydney launched the "First Fleet" under the command of Governor Phillip, shipping some 759 convicts and 13 children of convicts along with marines, seamen, merchants and officials as well as sheep, cows, and seed to Australia to create Botany Bay penal colony in present-day Sydney.
		For the English government, the female convicts were to serve two purposes: to prevent the starving and isolated male colonists from engaging in "gross irregularities" and to act as a breeding stock for the troubled settlement.
	www.pbs.org /wnet/secrets/case_courtesans/index.html (939 words)

	Sydney History - Australia
		A formal flag raising ceremony was held by Arthur Phillip on the shore to proclaim the Colony of New South Wales, in the name of the King of England on the 26th of January, 1788.
		Captain Arthur Phillip was later to name the cove they landed at Sydney Cove, in honor of Thomas Townshend, Baron Sydney (1733-1800), the minister responsible for the Colony, with later usage dropping the word ’Cove’.
		Sydney History - Australia - The old Sydney Hyde Park Convict Barracks - Built in the early australian colony to house convicts.
	www.sydney-australia.biz /history (858 words)

	Sydney Sightseeing - Discover Sydney
		A LEISURELY drive from the Sydney city centre brings you to Captain Cook's landing place in 1770 in Botany Bay National Park, a significant part of Australia's early history.
		It would be another 18 years before the first European settlement was founded at Sydney Cove.
		Sydney is in a world of its own with its cosmopolitan cuisine.
	writeaway.net /sydneyscene/discover.htm (460 words)

	Early South Coast Explorers - the Sydney Cove Wreck 1797
		In February 1797, a vessel named the "Sydney Cove" was ship wrecked on Preservation Island between Tasmania and the Australia Mainland.
		On 28th February the long boat was equipped and dispatched in an effort to reach Port Jackson with news of the wreck.
		Clarke - supercargo - 'Wreck of the Sydney Cove 1797'.
	www.shoalhaven.net.au /~cathyd/pioneers/seavoyage.html (507 words)

	Sydney Australia, beautiful one day, perfect the next (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The bridge is a major landmark of Sydney, Australia, and stands tall as it connects north and south - the Sydney Central Business District (CBD) in the south, to the North Shore commercial and residential areas, in the north.
		The Sydney Harbour Bridge straddles the magnificent blue water vista of Sydney Harbour, and along with the resplendent white shells of the nearby Sydney Opera House, represent a popular iconic image of both Sydney and Australia.
		The Sydney Harbour Bridge watches over a true “working harbour” with bustling ferries, water taxis and labouring container ships stacked high with their cargo.
	www.geocities.com /sydney_harbour_bridge/index.html (287 words)

	SYDNEY COVE (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Sydney Cove ist eine kleine Bucht auf dem südlichen Ufer von Portjackson, auf der Küste des Zustandes von New-South.Wales, Australien.
		Der Kopf des Cove wird durch den kreisförmigen Kaifähreanschluß besetzt.
		It is licensed under the GNU free documentation license.
	www.faktedon.com /wiki/de/sy/Sydney%20Cove.htm (261 words)

	Travel Channel :: Fodor's Guides :: Sydney (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In 1924, after working on the national capital and in Melbourne, the American architect moved to Sydney and built a number of houses that are notable for their harmony with the surrounding bushland.
		The rooftop Café Sydney, the standout in the clutch of restaurants and cafés in this late-19th-century structure, overlooks Sydney Cove.
		The building stands close to the site where the British flag was first raised on the shores of Sydney Cove in 1788.
	travel.discovery.com /destinations/fodors/sydney/sightsacts_30994_1.html (294 words)

	Road Traffic Technology - Lane Cove Tunnel, Sydney, Australia
		The Lane Cove Tunnel is a key link in Sydney's orbital motorway network, connecting the Gore Hill Freeway with the M2.
		Originally mooted in the early 1990s, planning approval for the Lane Cove Tunnel was granted by the New South Wales Minister for Planning in December 2003.
		Under their contract the consortium has to complete all work by 10 May 2007, and motorway tunnels and ramps will be operated and maintained by the consortium for 33 years, until 10 January 2037.
	www.roadtraffic-technology.com /projects/lane_cove (1090 words)

	JAM - NSW Folk Federation - Sydney Cove Project + Milk
		The Sydney Cove Project is a songwriting project by Blue Mountains-based musician Ben Scott.
		I was struck by the way the letter eloquently captured the difficulties he faced, trying to be an ambassador for his people, and also fitting into this new society that must have been so alien.
		The Sydney Cove Project's CD will be launched at this concert.
	jam.org.au /moxie/events/sydneyeast/sydney-cove-project-plus-.shtml (500 words)

	Sydney Cove Rotary Regatta 2007
		The Rotary Charity Regatta is an annual event, hosted by The Cruising Yacht Club of Australia (CYCA) at Rushcutters Bay, that raises funds for The Sydney Children's Hospital Randwick, Starlight Children's Foundation, Hoc-Mai, Sunshine Home and other worthy causes.
		Sydney Children's Hospital, Randwick is a specialist facility for children's health, a paediatric teaching centre and the hub of a network of professionals caring for children throughout Sydney and New South Wales.
		The Foundation was launched at Government House, Sydney in August 2001 and brings together the collective medical knowledge and experience of Australia and Vietnam in an educational partnership
	www.sydneycoverotary.com /regatta (358 words)

	The Sydney Cove Project - Home
		The Sydney Cove Project is a collection of original songs exploring human stories from the early history of Sydney in the years following the arrival of the First Fleet.
		The songs of the Sydney Cove Project retell stories of important characters in Australia's history, both indigenous and European, such as Bennelong, Pemulwy (also known as Pemulwuy), Patyegorang, Ralph Clarke, William Dawes and Watkin Tench.
		Ben Scott performs the songs of the Sydney Cove Project as well as other original written over the past 12 years.
	www.sydneycoveproject.com /index.htm (425 words)

	Country Comfort Hotel Lane Cove Sydney
		Conveniently located just 8 km north of the Sydney Central Business District, Country Comfort Lane Cove is the ideal place to base a business trip or holiday in the city.
		Ideally positioned on the Pacific Highway, the hotel is within easy access of bus routes to the city, northern suburbs, and the busy Chatswood shopping precinct.
		Views from the rooms include parklands and the Sydney city skyline, and each room is air-conditioned.
	www.sydney.australia-online-hotel-reservations.com /Country_Comfort_Hotel_Lane_Cove_Sydney.html (164 words)

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