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Urbanisation in Developing Countries Geography Coursework
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Governments may need to resettle residents of informal settlements especially if they are vulnerable to environmental hazards like flooding. However, sufficient notice ought to given to residents at the time of resettlement, involve them in planning as well as providing fair compensation for the informal property rights. 
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The Regulation of the Atmospheres Energy Geography Coursework
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Deforestation and uncontrolled release of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere coupled with industrialization are some of the man-made forcings of energy imbalance. The stability in the concentration of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases would push the earth’s climate to its healthy equilibrium witnessed 400 years ago.
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How the Oceans Influence Our World Geography Coursework
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The government has regulated trade whereby you export only if you have a permit, and international agreements have been made to prevent the rampant collection of reef fishes and other marine animals. The government has also protected the habitat creating marine parks to protect the coral reefs and marine animals.
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Geography of Latin America Geography Assignment
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ISI helped diversify the economies of the Latin American countries and neo-liberalism increases effectiveness by opening the economies to more trade and foreign investments that led to urban development. Urban development during the period after the Second World War was as a result mainly connected to the varying commercial functions of cities. 
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Feminist Criticism of Geographical Science Geography Article
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According to Kim England (2006, p.287), their contributions are more about epistemology, politics, and methodology rather than about innovations in methods of scientific inquiry. First of all, positivism in research is questioned and criticized: the research cannot be value-free and is conducted in the world interpreted by people who live in it. 
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Dealing with Disaster Geography Coursework
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Poor communication as indicated from the process of mitigation to recovery led to the crisis that the country is still recovering from more than ten years later. It is, however, commendable that it has taken measures to fill in the gaps in their emergency management program, putting communication at the core of every step. 
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Principles of Good Practice in City Development Strategy Geography Coursework
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City authorities play a vital role in ensuring that large cities function sustainably. Given that resources are limited addressing environmental issues inadequately has harsh consequences such as loss of biodiversity and lower quality of life. Poor and weak strata of the city population are probable to suffer most from these impacts. 
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London and Tokyo: Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats Geography Coursework
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The global cities Tokyo and London have undergone immense and comparable changes over the years in their economic, social structure, and spatial organization. These two cities have strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats to global stature. Strengths are all positive factors that give a business or projects an advantage over others. 
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The Geographical Analysis Tools Geography Coursework
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Mapping is an essential tool in finding one’s location, it is easy to search for places and find locations. Various tools can be applied in mapping depending on the purpose and nature of the search. Some of the commonly used mapping tools include the use of maps or modern navigation software like GIS. 
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Important Factors to Support Local Disaster Risk Reduction Geography Coursework
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Climate change increases the vulnerabilities of communities from areas with high poverty levels to various disasters due to the deplorable conditions they live in. Disaster Risk Reduction is a way of identifying and reducing the risks of disasters by considering the socio-economic vulnerabilities of the local communities to disasters.
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Gentrification and Urban Neglect Geography Annotated Bibliography
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In my view; I feel most of the suburb the areas in the town have been neglected by the government. It beats logic to imagine that all other parts of the country do experience economic development and the areas where blacks reside in the urban centers have little or no economic development that seems to appeal many.
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The Khyber Pass: Physical and Human Geography Connection Geography Case Study
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Due to peculiarities of these kinds of geography, it is possible to explain fails to control this strategic gateway to the full extent peculiarities of geography – mountains as a natural shelter for insurgent elements, an excessive number of rebels and weapons they are armed with, and neutral position of an important player of the region – Pakistan 
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Good and Bad Politics form the Global Politics Geography Coursework
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The united states through the department of the state have the responsibility of providing political asylum to the immigrants who leave their mother countries due to wars and crimes as well as offering humanitarian assistance such as relief food, settlements health facilities, clothing, in accordance with the requirements of the international law. 
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Field Study in Monrovia Canyon Park Geography Coursework
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The park is based in Monrovia in Los Angeles one of the states in the United States. Canyon Park is in the Eastern part of the United States. Los Angeles states border Canyon Park. One state is in the East of Canyon Park, another state is in the Southeast, another state is in the Northern part and the last is in the south of Canyon Park.
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Analysis of Jeju Island, Chongjin City, and Hoeryong City Geography Case Study
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As of 2008, Hoeryong had a population of 153,532 persons and its population is growing steadily. The city is a massive miming area, which makes some of its terrain unsuitable for living conditions. Kim Jong Suk advocated and campaigned for sanitation and water conditions to be improved around the city between 2001 and 2008. 
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Whether ENSO Is a Valid Analogue for Tropical Pacific Circulation Change during the Quaternary Geography Coursework
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The Pliocene time prior to NHG(northern hemisphere glassification) is used as a possible near future analog because temperatures then were warmer than today. Here one may expect higher tropical SST (sea surface temperature). Variations in the heat budget critically determine if El Nino occurs or not.
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Seoul as a Global City Geography Essay
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But when it comes to economic prosperity and social equity, Seoul remains a city of contradictions and paradoxes.  The rest of this essay will foray into these economic, social, and demographic aspects of Seoul and infer its future role in the global stage. The long and colorful history of Seoul gives some indication of the present expectations of it.
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Geographic Information System Approach Geography Research Proposal
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The programs are for providing support during urgent situations and for the supervision of cases in homelessness avoidance. Aside from these, the paper also intends to look for other methods that can help enhance the directing of these services to areas that have elevated the risk of homelessness. 
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The USDA Soil Taxanomy Classified Soil: Halplorthox/ Haplustox Geography Coursework
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Haplorthox suborder contains high acidity in soil reaction, but low in organic matter content and cation exchange capacity. They were grouped under andosols in initial classification. Later the latosols have been reclassified as oxisols and the name of haplorthox has become synonymous with haplustox suborder.
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Landslide Morphology and Digital Terrain Analysis of the Roughs Landslide Complex Kent UK Geography Research Proposal
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Research works in applied geology have showed that Lympne in Kent, U.K. has very unique geographical phenomena, one of which is landslides (Buma and Dehn, 2008). Landslides may be noted to be a form of ground movement which occurs in different forms including deep failure of slopes, rockfalls, and shallow debris flows (Hutchinson, 2008).
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A Country Review of United Arab Emirates Geography Case Study
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The first section of the paper discusses some historical events which have a great influence on the political and economical environment. This section is followed by a closer look at some key institutional features and political environment of the country like the Federal Supreme Council, judiciary and legislative and local governments, etc. The government structure will enable the reader to understand the whole political review of The UAE. 
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Country Overview of Costa Rica Geography Essay
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The history of Costa Rica has imposed a strong influence on its culture and tradition. In the Costa Rican culture, people are believed to give immense significance to education and knowledge owing to their ideology that knowledge is the base of better life. In the historical period, the black populations were found to be treated as slaves and were also disregarded from obtaining quality medical care and housing facilities.
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Haiti: Election, Democracy, Economy and Natural Disasters Geography Article
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The model example of Haiti in the overthrow of colonialism in Latin America through a populist was thwarted in the immediate years of the country’s independence by unrelenting socio-economic and political problems characterized by frequent coup de tats, a destitute economy together with drug trafficking and its associative criminal behavior.
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The Impact of Tsunami in Indonesia Geography Essay
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Natural disasters happen in different parts of the world. These disasters are sometimes a challenge to survive because their consequences are devastating to the country and the people. Most of the time, these disasters strain country resources. Tsunami is one of the disasters that have affected the people of Asia.
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The Current Position of the Mount ST. Helens Volcano Geography Case Study
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With the increasing global warming that is being faced and the great increase in the construction of buildings worldwide, the inner layers of the earth are facing increasing pressure. Thus the lava within volcanoes is also building. It is the main basis for all volcanoes however the timing of the lava building is at different times.  
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Area lassification and Methodology Geography Essay
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When all the cases have been practiced, the algorithm shifts to the next iteration. A stable classification is acquired when there are no more shifts in a full iteration. The following figure shows the agglomerative schedule for the classification of the statistical wards. From the graph, it is clear that the most favorable levels can be acquired on the basis of where there is a native leveling off in the slope of the line.
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Globalization and Politics Geography Coursework
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Politics, according to Keating () have oftentimes been given the blame for economic policy formulations and framework within a country based upon globalization, however, the author further provides that although this is a contributing factor, it is but one of many and more importantly “in most instances it is not the most important reason” (p.7).
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Course Project Reading & Analysis Geography Assignment
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The purpose of the course project is to examine what leads to conflict in global virtual teams (GVT) by creating a scenario of team members collaborating across cultural, geographical and time boundaries, and “the circumstances under which conflict affects team performance” (Kankanhalli, 2006).
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Is Japan Part of Asia Geography Article
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Physically, Japan has no attachment to China or Mongolia but it is part of the Asia continent even if it is not part of mainland Asia. This is because Japan shares many things with the Asia continent even though it has its own character. The orientation of Japan, culture, and history is a typical Asia mainland. This is an impression that it is part of Asia.
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The Federation of Malaysia: Country Profile Geography Case Study
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As for the livestock industry, relevant research showed that ‘Malaysia is an exporter of poultry meat. However, the country is still a net importer of meat products, particularly beef, and mutton; the processing of chicken meat has backward linkages to the poultry sector and this represents more than 60 percent of the total meat processed’. 
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Why Is It Necessary or Vital for a Country Like Singapore to be a Maritime Hub Geography Essay
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This study focuses on the advantages and success that Singapore gains through maritime hubs. Hubs are considered as main engines of economic growth and development of a country. Singapore as well as the people involved in such activities has found it an added advantage to the country. The essay concludes with the point that Singapore’s success as a hub has contributed a lot for the development of the country.
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How to Monitor Our Planet Earth Geography Essay
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There are also cultural impacts such as change of norms, values, and beliefs Social Impact Assessment (SIA) is responsible for determining both the negative and positive consequences that arise from disaster management(Mechler, 2004). The primary aim of disaster management is to motivate society to be more involves in the conscious management of risk and reduction of vulnerability in different communities.
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Sabkha Soils: Problems And Solutions Geography Essay
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Thus, the cation reaction takes place immediately after adding water to lime in the soil which results in a decrease in plasticity and the exchange of the structure of the soil to flocculated structure. This reaction leads to a change of clay structure of soil with cohesionless behavior.  On the other hand, the pozzolanic reaction causes improvement in the resistance of soil that is treated with lime.
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Photosynthesis and Soil Forming Factors Geography Assignment
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Alfred Wegener’s theory of continental drift theory, states that the continents had moved over a period of time. He had noticed that most of the continents were grooved as if they would fit together like the pieces of a jigsaw puzzle. He attributed this drifting phenomenon to the centrifugal forces generated by the rotation of the earth.
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Geological Interest Geography Report
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Maslin beach has a fault block that was formed as a result of young strata deposits. Furthermore, the beach has Ochre and gull rocks and at the same time, it has a variety of different types of sand. On the other hand, the rocks in Morialta Gorge were formed when quartz particles were eroded and deposited over the region and then exposed to compression movements.
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Principal Hazards in the United States Geography Article
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Biohazard also knew as the biological hazard is an organism or by-product of one that is harmful or could be potentially harmful to live beings. Common examples of biohazards include viruses, toxins, or medical waste. Bacteria, viruses, insects, plants, humans, birds, and animals are sources of biological hazards. 
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Contrast of Cadastral Systems in Australia and Denmark Geography Case Study
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The distinctions are first reviewed in terms of groups of cadastral maps such as those derived from land taxation systems as in the case of Denmark and other European countries. The other group refers to cadastral maps derived from isolated cadastral studies designed for the purpose of supporting land markets and land registration systems. This is observable in Australia.
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Parts and Shapes of Active Volcanoes Geography Report
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The simplest definition of a volcano can be a rupture or opening in or on the earth’s surface or any planetary object, that allows hot volcanic ash, lava, or gases, from the magma chamber to escape below or above the earth’s surface (Siebert, Simkin & Kimberly, 2010). Geologically, volcanic activities are visible in places with diverging or converging tectonic plates.
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Geological Structure of Oil and Gas Fields Geography Case Study
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The two ancient rivers formed an important route for exploration as well as a development of the most present world’s geology in the year 1809. This region possesses significant untapped oil and gas resources which have an estimated economic value amounting to hundreds of billions of US dollars this has increased interest in the area’s oil and gas fortunes.
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A Hydrograph of River Cynon and Design of an Open Channel Geography Report
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Rainfall and river stage is monitored at Station 57004 at Abercynon operated by the Environment Agency in Wales. The station is a Flat V weir, which serves as a velocity-area station for high flows. Gauging history revealed that this station is over-topped by floods and receives effluent discharges from industrial areas within the catchment. 
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Country Study: Mali Geography Case Study
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As President of the Republic of Mali, it is my pleasure to bring out salient aspects of my great country, its present economic and human development status, and provide an insight as to what is my vision and plan to transform this great country from its present status to an economically developed, peace-loving, forward-looking and respected nation in the world community.
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Continent History: How It Separated Geography Case Study
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The crowning achievement of the Plate Tectonics theory was the discovery of the super-continent Pangaea.  According to the theory, by the end of the Paleozoic, and beginning of the Mesozoic period (about 300 million years ago), all the great landmasses of the Earth came together to form the giant continent called Pangaea.  
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Geography Fieldwork in the Junior Secondary HSIE-SOSE Syllabus Geography Case Study
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Teaching and learning of geography are best facilitated through fieldwork. In fact, Wendling (2006) emphasizes this by alluding that “geography without fieldwork is like science without experiments”. Wyatt and colleagues (2008) further underscore the importance of using fieldwork in geography for both learners and teachers.
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The Use of Surveying in Mapping Features within the Physical Landscape Geography Term Paper
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Multi-temporal images are also being used for monitoring hazards. Monitoring may be conducted for wildfires on a daily basis by using MODIS (Giglio & Kendall 2001). It may also be employed for slow events such as landslides with velocities in the order of several centimeters per year using ERS-SAR (Rott & Nagler, 2006).
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Analysis of Coatsville Pennsylvania Geography Case Study
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There is no special social assistance system for Alzheimer’s. Medicare and Medicaid facilities are available. However, facilities that could be availed under these schemes are limited and require prior planning and knowledge of the limitations of these facilities. Often these schemes are inadequate to combat the onslaught of Alzheimer’s. 
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Land Administration Systems Geography Term Paper
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The government of each nation has the key task of ensuring that land, a resource that is scarce and a vital factor of production is handled in an appropriate manner. Following the great strides made in the technological field, it is continuously becoming possible to have accurate means of handling the data that pertains to land.
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Working With Aerial Imaging to Produce Maps Geography Term Paper
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The collection and updating of different features associated with planimetric data could be costly. In addition, many end users are unaccustomed to viewing and analyzing the vector-based mapping data sets, which reflect their preferences on viewing the planimetric features, which they consider photo image. 
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Patterns of Fertility in Australia over Last 50 Years Geography Case Study
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The author of the paper states that social, cultural, health, and economic factors have been known to affect fertility patterns. Fertility patterns throughout the world can be seen through two divisions of the developed and developing world. Both these divisions present contrasting pictures to each other.
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Public Spaces and Private Spaces and Culture, Identity, Place and Place-Making Geography Term Paper
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This paper tells that the liberal framework of public access masks the reality that, in several spaces and times, a number of groups appear to have been somewhat (if not totally) successful in describing their particular subjectivities and norms as universal, hence making a public appears like the public (Kurt, 2003).
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The History of the Great Artesian Basin and Its Management Issues Geography Term Paper
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According to the Great Artesian Basin Consultative Council (1998), the reservoir covers around twenty percent of the Australian landmass. The total area per square kilometer that is occupied by the Great Artesian Basin is estimated to be 1.7 million square kilometers. This area is beneath the semi-arid and arid parts of New South Wales, Queensland, South and Northern Territories of Australia.
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