'Q' Places in Australia

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1. This town of 26,000 is very close to Canberra, but considered part of N.S.W. The name means 'clear waters'. Quambatook Quilpie Queanbeyan Quindalup

2. Most Australian capital cities have a Queen Street in their CBD? True False

3. This town near Melbourne is also near Point Lonsdale, one of the points marking the entrance to Port Phillip Bay off Bass Strait. Queenstown Queenscliff Queensport Queensbridge

4. In which Australian state or territory would you find Quilpie? Northern Territory New South Wales South Australia Queensland

5. This South Australian town of about 1,000, is situated between Port Augusta and the Flinders Ranges. Its main attraction is a 19th Century tourist railway. Quamby Quoiba Qualco Quorn

6. What is the main attraction of Queenstown, Tasmania? It is a mining town built in the mountains It is the chief town of Freycinet National Park It is a fishing port on the west coast There are many limestone caves nearby

7. Which of these is not a 'Queens' town in Australia. Queensborough Queenstown Queenscliff Queens Park

8. Do these really exist? One of these is a town in New South Wales. The others do not exist. Which is the real one? Quandrie Quangillup Quaatook Quaama

9. This town of 2,700 is in the Great Dividing Range near Tamworth. One of the important industries is sunflower growing. Polo is an important sport in this town. Quirindi Quinnup Quairading Quindalup

10. Now for a nice and easy one. Which is the largest of these Queensland cities? Ipswich Rockhampton Maroochydore Mackay