Newcastle - description of the city:
Newcastle is city of Australia (New South Wales).
The population of Newcastle: 497,955 people. Geographic coordinates of Newcastle: -32.92715 x 151.77647.
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Australia
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International title |
Newcastle |
Population |
497,955 people |
Timezone |
Australia/Sydney |
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New South Wales |
Geographic coordinates |
Latitude: -32.92715 x Longitude: 151.77647 |
Photo Galery Newcastle
#01: Acquaintance to Newcastle |
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#02: Places to visit in Newcastle |
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#03: Spending Time in Newcastle |
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#04: Famous places of Newcastle |
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#05: The main attractions of Newcastle |
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#06: Sightseeing in Newcastle |
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#08: Walks across Newcastle |
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#09: Magic world of Newcastle |
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#10: Places of interest in Newcastle |
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#11: One day in Newcastle |
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Places to visit in Newcastle
Famous Places
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Interlaken
Country: Switzerland
Interlaken Introduction
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Karntner Strasse
Country: Austria
Karntner Strasse was once the main road running south across town to Karnten (Carinthia), hence its name. Today, the view down the street is blocked at its Ring end by the silhouette of the opera house, and at the Stock-im-Eisen-Platz end by the mo ...
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Maria Saal
Country: Austria
The first church was erected at Maria Saal in the 8th century, and a secondary Christianization was conducted from here, which is why it became known as the cradle of Carinthia. The pilgrimage church, built in 1430—56, has a stone statue of the V ...
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Frammuseet
Country: Norway
The Frammuseet or Fram Museum is a museum, which tells the story of polar exploration by the Norwegians. The museum is located in Oslo, Norway, on the peninsula of Bygdoy. It is near several other museums such as the Kon-Tiki Museum, Viking Ship Mu ...
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Ringebu
Country: Norway
Ringebu is part of Gudbrandsdal, which is a traditional region of Norway. It was established in the year 1838 on the first of January. The name Ringebu was from Old Norse. The first element likely comes from ringr that means ring. The last element ...
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