Australia is the sixth largest country in the world, in fact, its size is roughly equal to that of the United States without Alaska. But if we look at the map of the United States and Australia at night, we see very different patterns. On the U.S. side, cities and small towns reach far inland, and on the Australian side, the territory in the interior is virtually uninhabited and large and small cities are located only on the coast. Although in terms of absolute population it is not appropriate to compare the two countries, this contrast serves to visualize the population patterns of both.
Why do almost 80% of Australians live here with such a large territory in the interior? Why do people in the United States live in the interior away from the coasts?
Why has the Australian government failed to decentralize its population?
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25 окт 2024
