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The image presents a map of Australia labeled with five city names: Darwin, Perth, Adelaide, Sydney, and Brisbane, and one state name: Tasmania. It depicts rainfall distribution with patterns indicating four categories: areas with >800 MM marked by bold stripes; 400-800MM indicated by close-knit dots; 100-400MM shown as sparse dots; <100 MM represented by blank spaces. The map is oriented with a compass at its upper left corner pointing North. The majority of the central and western regions are blank, indicating rainfall less than 100 MM, whereas regions around Darwin in the north, and the eastern coastal areas from Brisbane to Tasmania show varying denser dot patterns suggesting higher rainfall levels ranging from 100 to over 800 MM.
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The map shows the yearly rainfall in Australia in millimeters. Overall, it can be seen that the rain is not the same in all parts of the country. The coastal areas get much more rain than the middle of the land, which is very dry.
In the north, near Darwin, the rainfall is very high, more than 800 mm a year. The same level of rain is also found on the east coast, where big cities like Brisbane and Sydney are located. Tasmania, the island in the south, also belongs to this wet area.
Some parts of the west and south, for example around Perth and Adelaide, get medium rainfall, between 400 and 800 mm. These regions are not as wet as the east and north, but they are not completely dry either.
In contrast, the center of Australia is very dry. Most of this area gets less than 100 mm of rain in one year. Around this dry zone, there is a belt with 100 to 400 mm of rainfall, which separates the desert from the wetter coasts.
In conclusion, the map shows that Australia is mostly dry in the center, while the north, east, and Tasmania have the most rain.
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