South Australia
This map of South Australia acts as a guide to this part of Australia. On the map are pins indicating the areas around Victoria for which people have taken 360° panoramas. panoramic image is linked to a Google map of Australia, showing where the picture was taken and what is nearby. Most of the images are accompanied by some local and travel information, making this more than just a library of panoramas, but also giving a useful insight for those visiting the region. Scroll around the map and select one of the pins begin to explore.
South Australia is the fourth larges region in Australia, and borders all of the other regions of the country. To the west is West Australia and then clockwise round the region come North Australia and Queensland to the north, New South Wales and finally Victoria to the east. The souther border of South Australia meets the Great Australian Bight and the Indian Ocean. The most populous city in the region is Adelaide, the state capital.
The largest city in South Australia is Melbourne. Among many of the highlights of the region is the Grampions, with Grampions National Park. Also of world class fame is the Great Ocean Road with the Twelve Appostles, one of the most popular tourist attractions in the region.
Victoria is the region in the south east corner of Australia. To the north lies New South Wales, and to the west is South Australia.
