Newcastle

Newcastle, city (1991 pop. 262,331), New South Wales, SE Australia, on the Pacific Ocean. It is the center of one of the country's largest coal-mining areas and is a large port. Coal, wool, iron and steel, and wheat are exported. The city has steel mills and shipyards; chemicals, glass, fertilizer, and textiles are also produced. The first permanent settlement on the site was made in 1804. The Univ. of Newcastle is in the city.

• Murwillumbah
• Ben Priors Park, Coolgardie
• Midlands And Batayia Coast
• Leonora
• Northland New Zealand

Australia

Australian Capital Territory
• Canberra

New South Wales
• Canberra
• Sydney
• Newcastle
• Wagga Wagga
• Lismore
• Wollongong
• Broken Hill
• Blue Mountains
• Central West
• North Coast of New South Wales
• New England
• South Coast of New South Wales
• Snowy Mountains
• Hume Corridor
• Riverina
• Northwest and Back O' Bourke

Northern Territory
• Darwin
• Down The Track
• The Red Centre
• The Top End

Queensland
• Brisbane
• Cairns
• Capricorn and Whitsunday Coasts
• Central and Western Queensland
• Far North Queensland
• Gold Coast
• Moreton Bay
• North Coast of Queensland
• Rockhampton
• Southern and Darling Downs
• Sunshine and Fbaser Coasts
• Toowoomba
• Townsville

South Australia
• Adelaide
• Eyre Peninsula
• Fleurieu Peninsula
• Flinders Ranges and Outback
• Kangaroo Island
• Port Augusta
• Port Pirie
• Southeast of the Murray River
• Whyalla
• Yorke Peninsula

Tasmania
• Furneaux Group
• Hobart
• Launceston
• The Northwest
• The Northeast
• The South

Victoria
• Ballarat
• Bendigo
• Geelong
• Gippsland
• Goldfields
• Great Ocean Road
• High Country
• Melbourne
• Murray River
• Port Phillip and Westernport Bays

Western Australia
• Fremantle
• Goldfields
• Great Southern
• Kalgoorlie
• Kimberley
• Midlands and Batavia Coast
• Outback Coast and Gascoyne Region
• Perth
• Pilbara
• Southwest