Most quintessential Australian state?
May 13, 2023 13:06:22 GMT 10
Post by TheUser98 on May 13, 2023 13:06:22 GMT 10
I asked this same question on city-data.com recently, and thought this would be a really good other place to ask it as well, owing to the fact that many Australians are on this forum.
I notice on geography forums, a commonly asked question is; "what's the most quintessential American state"? I myself once asked the question on here awhile back, but didn't know it was quite as popular of a topic to debate as it is. It eventually led me to wonder, what's the most quintessential Australian state? I'm curious, because in my view, the US and Australia have many similarities in terms of geography, history and culture.
In my opinion, it's Queensland. It has the Gold Coast beaches, Great Barrier Reef, tropical rainforests, the outback, a bit of desert, suburbia, and yet it still actually gets occasional snow.
I notice on geography forums, a commonly asked question is; "what's the most quintessential American state"? I myself once asked the question on here awhile back, but didn't know it was quite as popular of a topic to debate as it is. It eventually led me to wonder, what's the most quintessential Australian state? I'm curious, because in my view, the US and Australia have many similarities in terms of geography, history and culture.
In my opinion, it's Queensland. It has the Gold Coast beaches, Great Barrier Reef, tropical rainforests, the outback, a bit of desert, suburbia, and yet it still actually gets occasional snow.
