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New South Wales (NSW)

Image from NSW

New South Wales is situated in the southeast of Australia, the most populous state in the country. It is bordered by Queensland to the north, South Australia to the west, Victoria to the south. The State borders the South Pacific Ocean to the east and along with Victoria and Tasmania, is the closest Australian region to New Zealand. The Capital Territory lies within the borders of New South Wales, and houses the Australian capital of Canberra.

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Sydney, is the state capital capital and the largest city in the state and country. Other sizable cities include Newcastle and Illawarra.  Sydney is a popular port call for U.S. Navy ships, and the opera house here is a world-famous landmark.

Sydney

Capital Territory and Canberra

Newcastle

Illawarra

Historic Ormiston House

MacArthur Museum Brisbane - General Douglas MacArthur's HQ

Queensland Museum

Anzac Square and Memorial

Queensland Police Museum

The Commissariat Store Museum

Queensland Maritime Museum

Old Government House Museum

Pacific History Guide™

This page was made possible thanks to the efforts of 

Rita J. King, Yuki Hayashi Bibb, Michael Ryan, and Daniel S. Parker

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