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Hobart is the capital city of Tasmania, Australia, with a population of around 195,500. It is built on the Derwent River and has an oceanic climate with temperatures ranging from -2.8°C to 41.8°C. Major events in Hobart include the annual Sydney to Hobart yacht race on December 26th and the week-long Tasmania Taste festival.
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Hobart
- 1. This is the capital city of the state of Tasmania, about 195 500 people live there... Ladies and Gentleman, you will enter Hobart !
- 2. Introduction ! Hobart covers an area of 936 square kilometers and is built on the derwent river. The city was officially named in 1804 after lord Hobart who had an important place in the British government. It's the second oldest capital city in Australia. On the right, There is the Hobart's Flag ! (Wikipédia)===>
- 3. Climate Hobart has an oceanic climate ! The highest temperature recorded is 41.8 °C ! It's very hot ! And the lowest is −2.8 °C ! It's not very cold ! Source Wikipédida
- 4. Events ● The sailing race of Sydney – Hobart. It begins the day after Christmas. ● There is the Tasmania taste festival, it lasts seven days. It is Tasmania's largest food and wine festival source : Wikipédia
- 5. Transports The city of Hobart, Tasmania is served by a wide variety of transports. There are many bike tracks, and many public transports like buses, ferries, and aircrafts. Activities Hobart is a tourist area, we find several types of persons (Frenchmen, Englishmen, Germans) ! We can visit there lots of important monuments ! (like the Trinity's Church)
- 6. We hope that pleased you ! Goodbye ! (Bruce, Colin, Bart)
- 7. We hope that pleased you ! Goodbye ! (Bruce, Colin, Bart)