Oceania is a region of the South Pacific Ocean that consists of many different island groups. It covers an area of more than 3.3 million square miles (8.5 million sq km). The island groups within Oceania are both countries and dependencies or territories of other foreign nations. There are 14 countries within Oceania, and they range in size from the very large, such as Australia (which is both a continent and a country), to the very small, like Nauru. But like any landmass on earth, these islands are changing constantly, with the tiniest at risk of disappearing entirely due to rising waters.
List of capitals of Australia and Oceania
Among the independent countries here can be distinguished Australia and New Zealand having the highest living conditions and economic level. Countries in Australia/Oceania Many of their cities, including the capitals Canberra and Wellington, are ranked as the best places to live in the world.
Because of the vast number of natural wonders, this continent is a popular travel destination. But the majority of tourists do not choose the capital cities for their holidays, but such busy spots as Sydney, Melbourne, Auckland, and also some islands of Oceania.
Oceania and Australia Geography
The region of Oceania and Australia includes the continent of Australia as well as many surrounding island countries. It is located to the southeast of Asia. Australia is the smallest continent by size and the second smallest in terms of population. Oceania and Australia are surrounded by the Indian Ocean and the Pacific Ocean. Today, Countries in Australia/Oceania, Australia is one of the world's most successful economies (GDP per capital) and New Zealand was rated the top country in the world in terms of political freedoms.
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