What are the huge farms where sheep are raised known as in Australia? -Geography

1 Answer

Answer :

They are known as ‘stations’.

Related questions

Description : What are the factors that favour sheep rearing in Australia? -Geography

Last Answer : The vast grasslands, water from the artesian wells, cool and dry climate, modem methods of sheep rearing and wide market facilities have encouraged sheep rearing.

Description : Australia is known as the flattest continent. Why? -Geography

Last Answer : Out of the total land surface in Australia 94% is less than 600 mt. above sea level, comprising of flat lowland. Therefore it is known as the ‘Flattest continent’.

Description : Processing of which minerals release huge amount of dust in the atmosphere? 1 a) Sandstone b) Iron ore c) Limestone d) Bauxite 15. -Geography

Last Answer : C) Limestone

Description : What are inter-state water disputes? Why are such issues raised? Give some examples of such disputes. -Geography

Last Answer : Inter-state water disputes are disagreements on the sharing of water and other resources of rivers and other water bodies between two state governments. They arise due to unresolved problems regarding sharing ... and Haryana. (iv) The Yamuna River Water dispute between Haryana and Uttar Pradesh.

Description : Explain the location and extent of Australia. -Geography

Last Answer : The continent of Australia is situated completely in the southern and the eastern hemispheres. It lies between 10° 45'S and 43°39'S latitude. It lies 11°39'E and 153° 39'E longitudes. The Tropic of Capricorn ... north to south and 4,350 km from west to east. Its coastal line is 19,310 km long.

Description : What are the major physical divisions of Australia? -Geography

Last Answer : Australia can be divided into three physical divisions. They are The Eastern Highlands The Plateau Lowlands The Western Plateau

Description : Write a note on the river system of Australia. -Geography

Last Answer : There are a few rivers in Australia. Most of the rivers are short and flow into the lakes. The Murray is the most important river in . Australia. The Darling, Lachlan and Murrimbidge are its ... Mucumba drain into lake Eyre. Rivers Murchison, Avon, Black wood etc., drain into the Indian ocean.

Description : What are the main crops of Australia? -Geography

Last Answer : A variety of crops are grown in the continent i.e, wheat, sugarcane, cotton, maize, tobacco etc., A variety of fruits and vegetables are also grown here.

Description : Which are the important minerals of Australia? -Geography

Last Answer : The important minerals are iron ore, bauxite lead, zinc, copper, nickel, tin and uranium, coal, petroleum and natural gas are also found here.

Description : Mention the important industries of Australia. -Geography

Last Answer : The major industries and producing centers are Iron and Steel industry, Automobile industry, Ship building, Electrical machinery, Textile, Paper, Paperboard and pulp industries, Oil refining.

Description : Mention the products exported from Australia. -Geography

Last Answer : 1. Australia exports about 70% of its total production of wheat . 2. Milk, meat and other dairy products are exported. The fine wool of Merino sheep is also exported. 3. Minerals like ... exported coal is also exported. 4. Iron and steel, machinery and other manufactured goods are exported.

Description : Density of population in Australia is low. Why? -Geography

Last Answer : The distribution of population in Australia is uneven and sparse. It is a country with very low density of population. The average density is only 3 persons per sq.km. It is because ... continent is covered by desert and semi desert. In Australia urban population is more than rural population.

Description : Mention the grassland found in Australia. There are two types of grasslands in Australia. -Geography

Last Answer : Tropical grasslands – Savanna Temperate grasslands- Downs

Description : Which are the famous deserts located in the western plateau of Australia? -Geography

Last Answer : The great sandy desert, great victoria desert and simpson deserts are located in the western plateau.

Description : Why are the season of Australia opposite to those of the Northern Hemisphere? -Geography

Last Answer : Due to its location in the southern hemisphere, the seasons of Australia are opposite to those of Northern Hemisphere.

Description : Why is Australia a land of rare animals? -Geography

Last Answer : Because around 60% of its native birds are not found anywhere else in the world.

Description : Which are the two famous gold mining centres in Australia? -Geography

Last Answer : Kalgoorlie and Coolgardie.

Description : Which are the main sources of power in Australia? -Geography

Last Answer : Coal, petroleum and natural gas are the main sources of power in Australia.

Description : Describe the tropical forests of Australia? -Geography

Last Answer : They are found in the northern and north eastern coastal areas of Australia. They occupy a very small area which is patchy. Palm, ash, beech and cedar are the important trees.

Description : What type of agriculture is practiced in Australia. -Geography

Last Answer : 1. In Australia, extensive farming is in practice. 2. The size of the holdings is large and modem methods of cultivation are followed. 3. Importance is given to commercial crops as they are needed for export.

Description : Why is animal husbandry an important occupation in Australia? -Geography

Last Answer : Animal husbandry is an important occupation in Australia. Sheep and cattle are reared for wool, meat, skin and dairy products.

Description : How are the central low lands of Australia divided? -Geography

Last Answer : The central lowlands are divided into three basins they are: 1. The Murray Darling Basin 2. The Lake Eyre Basin 3. The Carpentaria Lowlands

Description : Why is agriculture limited in Australia? -Geography

Last Answer : The cultivable area is small and accounts for only 4% of the land in Australia. It is found along the coastal plains and river basins. Due to scanty and untimely rainfall, unfertile sandy soil and lack of irrigation facilities, the cultivated area is limited.

Description : One of the following is not a name given to Australia _______. -Geography

Last Answer : b) Dark Continent

Description : Mention the land area of India and Australia in kilometres. -Geography

Last Answer : India: 32-87 Lakh sq. km /3287263/3-28 million sq. km. Australia: 7686848 sq. km.

Description : Is Australia in the northern or the southern hemisphere? -Geography

Last Answer : Australia is in Southern Hemisphere.

Description : What time would 7:00pm in the western US be in South Australia?

Last Answer : Noon in Hobart.

Description : Are there mammals native to Australia that aren't marsupials?

Last Answer : answer:Yes. There are monotremes (mammals which lay eggs) - platypii/platypuses(?) and echidnas. Australia is home to a variety of native mammals both on land and in the surrounding oceans. They consist of ... Wombat. The other native land mammals are the bats, rats, mice and the Dingo. (via)

Description : Which country has the longest coastline? a. Norway c. Canada b. Australia d. Greece

Last Answer : c. Canada

Description : Which country is the sparsest in population? a. Namibia c. Australia b. Mongolia d. Botswana

Last Answer : a. Namibia

Description : If instead of soil, flowing water is used in a specially designed greenhouse farms to grow plants, then this type of farming is known as? a. Hydroculture b. Pisciponics c. Hydroponics d. Aquaponics

Last Answer : c. Hydroponics

Description : Which birds are best known for their human sounding laughter. -Geography

Last Answer : Kookaburras are best known for their human sounding laughter.

Description : Antarctica is known as the ‘White Continent’, why? -Geography

Last Answer : Ice and snow cover about 98% of the Antarctica. Therefore most of the relief features of the continent are covered by ice sheets. The ice layer, which is approximately 2300 m thick makes it look white. Therefore Antarctica is called ‘the white continent’.

Description : ‘Europe is known as a Peninsula of Asia’. Why? -Geography

Last Answer : Europe is a peninsula of Asia. Water bodies surround Europe on three sides: to the North is the Barents Sea, to the west is the Atlantic Ocean and to the south is the Mediterranean Sea.

Description : Africa is known as the Central Continent. Why? -Geography

Last Answer : Africa is almost at the centre of the earth and surrounded by other continents, so it is referred to as central continent. Moreover, the equator passes almost at the centre of Africa.

Description : (i) Why is cement industry known as a basic industry ? (ii) Mention two major centres of cement industry in India. -Geography

Last Answer : (i) Cement is indispensable for building and construction work. So, cement industry is considered to be an important core infrastructure core industry. The per capita consumption of cement is taken as one of the ... in India are : 1. Satna / Kymore / Katni/ Durg in - Chhattisgarh (Any two).

Description : The Chhota Nagpur Industrial Region is also known as the ‘Ruhr of India’. Give two reasons to explain why ? -Geography

Last Answer : The Chota Nagpur industrial region is also known as the Ruhr of India' because : Different types of minerals like coal, iron ore, bauxite, mica, etc., are available in this region ... helped in the development of different types of mineral-based industries like iron and steel industry, etc.

Description : By what name is the Brahmaputra known in: (i) Tibet (ii) Bangladesh ? -Geography

Last Answer : Brahmaputra is known in: (i) Tibet as Tsangpo (ii) Bangladesh as Jamuna.

Description : (a) Which city is known as the electronic capital of India ? Name any two major centres of electronic products. -Geography

Last Answer : (a) Bangalore is called electronic capital of India. Two other electronic products centres are Hyderabad and Pune. (b) (i) Most of the petrochemical units are in Maharashtra or Gujrat because these ... Electricals Ltd. (BHEL)-Ranipur (Haridwar) (iii) The Hindustan Machine Tools (HMT)-Bangalore.

Description : Which crop is known as ‘Poor Man’s Meat’? -Geography

Last Answer : Lentils which are a type of pulse crops, under the leguminous crop type, is known as poor man's meat' as it has high protein along with high dietary fibre but low fat. Lentils are also ... of minerals. Examples of lentils include green gram, yellow gram, orange gram, black gram, and Bengal gram.

Description : The Bhoodan – Gramdan movement initiated by Vinoba Bhave is also known as_____ -Geography

Last Answer : The Bhoodan Movement or Land Gift Movement was a voluntary land reform movement in India, started by Acharya Vinoba Bhave in 1951 at Pochampally village which is now in Telangana, India and known as Bhoodan Pochampally.

Description : Which city is also known as ‘The Eternal City’? -Geography

Last Answer : Rome is called The 'Eternal City' Rome is also called "Caput Mundi" means the Capital of the World

Description : Could the goverment retroactively pay slaves descendants for damages and for pay while working on the plantations and farms ?

Last Answer : Could the government? Sure, if they wanted to. But there are some pretty big issues to deal with. 1) where would the money come from? Why should taxpayers in 2018 pay for something that happened in the ... It would be a wild-assed guess at best. Bottom line - it's utterly unrealistic in every way.

Description : Is it true tree farms pump CO2 into the air to help the trees grow faster?

Last Answer : Free-air enrichment is done, but it’s not a common practice; most of the programs are experimental in nature. More common is enriching the atmosphere of greenhouses with added CO2 to get young plants established.

Description : What is your opinion of wind farms as a green energy source?

Last Answer : answer:While there are greener' sources of energy, I don't think there's such a thing as green' energy. The Second Law of Thermodynamics guarantees that any energy used to provide work will produce ... reduced population. I think far afield of your original question but it was fun doing so! ;)

Description : What does this quote mean "But none of them owns the landscape. There is a property in the horizon which no man has but he whose eye can integrate all the parts, that is, the poet. This is the best part of these men’s farms, yet to this their warranty-deeds give no title"?

Last Answer : I think he’s saying you can see and appreciate the beauty of nature but never own it?

Description : Flood the town, or flood the farms?

Last Answer : answer:Flood the House and Senate. Let's see how they would react to a disaster of that magnitude. No one who has not been through a disaster knows the great impact that it has on people, ... That's the best answer I can give because the two options were both fairly horrible for all involved.

Description : What do you think of factory farms?

Last Answer : I feel guilty they even exist. The more I learn about factory farms, the worse I feel about all the food I’ve even eaten growing up.

Description : Should the development of wind farms really be up to community vote?

Last Answer : Alternative energies should be mandatory.

Description : What are some differences between today's farms and farms of the future?

Last Answer : Today’s farms are starting to become more technologically advanced. One day perhaps maybe there won’t be farmers, but simply machines doing all the work! Yay for more couch potatoes~