Wollongong

Wollongong , city (1991 pop. 211,417), New South Wales, SE Australia. It is an important iron and steel center. There are other industries, including copper refining and textile and chemical manufacturing. Port Kembla, which was absorbed by Wollongong in 1947, is a major port. The Univ. of Wollongong is there.

• Australia : Gippsland
• Tweed Heads
• History of Australia
• Norman Lindsay Gallery & Museum
• Telstra Tower

Australia

Australian Capital Territory
• Canberra

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

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

Queensland
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• Far North Queensland
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• 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