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European to successfully cross the Nullarbor (from East to West) in 1841. In writing about Eyre's voyages in 1865, Henry Kingsley wrote that the area across the Nullarbor and Great Australian Bight was a "hideous anomaly, a blot on the face of Nature, the sort of place one gets into
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Nullarbor with a friend the same way, to vindicate Garside. Garside commented in his diary, that "the key to running the Nullarbor turned out to be Australian hospitality", and Koeppel concurred that "rom an armchair it is completely impossible to run
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Between 29 June and 3 July 2015, brothers Tyron and Aaron
Bicknell recorded the fastest-known crossing of the Nullarbor Plain on single speed bicycles. Their ride took advantage of the low temperatures in the Australian winter months and was completed over 4 days, 5 hours and 21 minutes, making it
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Nullarbor Plain, pedaling his bicycle from Coolgardie to Adelaide. Carrying only a small kit and a waterbag, he followed the telegraph line as he crossed the Nullarbor. He later described the heat as "1,000 degrees in the shade".
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Western Australian side of the plain. The property has a short history compared to other properties of its type around Australia, having been established in 1962 by Hugh G. MacLachlan, of the South Australian pastoral family. An older property is
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Sign defining the edge of the plain at the western side. (This photograph depicts
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Lipar, M., Ferk, M., (2015). Karst pocket valleys and their implications on Pliocene-Quaternary hydrology and climate: examples from the Nullarbor Plain, southern Australia. Earth-Science Reviews 150, pp.
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people from their homeland. Since then, they have been awarded compensation, and many have returned to the general area. Others never left.
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deposits, which are extremely well preserved in the arid climate. In particular, many meteorites have been discovered around
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in the various states, and the first crossing of the Nullarbor on the new line reached Perth on 27 February 1970. The
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the Nullarbor. Once you're out there, however, there is a way. Robert Garside discovered it. So would I".
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A natural history of Australian bats : working the night shift
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The Nullarbor features in the Australian 1981 thriller film
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A tourist map of the Nullarbor Plain Perth to Adelaide
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1600:. In Russell S. Harmon & Carol M. Wicks (ed.).
1595:"Karst evolution of the Nullarbor Plain, Australia"
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1728:"The Meteoritical Bulletin, No. 77, 1994 November"
830:. The ecoregion is coterminous with the Nullarbor
2341:""Runningman" makes it into record books at last"
2115:"Road Games: rewatching classic Australian films"
1896:Department of the Environment and Water Resources
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1480:Journal of the Great Australian Bight Expedition
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2205:"Strava Cyclist Profile | Aaron Bicknell"
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2421:Bolam, A. G. (Anthony Gladstone), 1893â1966.
1794:"Climate statistics for Australian locations"
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1842:"Rainfall and Temperature Records: National"
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2388:Bananas, Los Angeles, and Transit Geekery
1822:. Bureau of Meteorology. 23 December 2019
1397:"Taking it to the edge: Coast: The Dutch"
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2455:Information about crossing the Nullarbor
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960:, a protected area in South Australia
954:, a protected area in South Australia
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710:The Nullarbor is known for extensive
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2012:. State Library of Western Australia
1983:Vincent, Peter (27 September 2006).
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958:Nullarbor Wilderness Protection Area
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556:Nullarbor Wilderness Protection Area
372:adding citations to reliable sources
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2314:"Man's record run around the world"
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2255:"Interstate point to point records"
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1608:Special Paper 404. pp. 65â78.
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2178:Steger, Jason (22 November 2008).
2148:Australian Dictionary of Biography
1870:"Nullarbor Plain xeric shrublands"
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1548:"Madura Station â 2,000,000 Acres"
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1674:. sciencedaily.com April 18, 2023
1140:films Alfred Hitchcock never made
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2480:Caverns give up huge fossil haul
2113:Buckmaster, Luke (23 May 2014).
2058:"Nullarbor present Redex hazard"
1816:"Official records for Australia"
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1335:. 7 June 2004. Archived from
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2379:Redemption of the Runningman
2086:"Redex men on the Nullarbor"
1420:"Voyages of Grand Discovery"
1329:"Across the Nullarbor Plain"
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1876:. World Wildlife Fund.
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1399:. SLSA. 6 April 2006
1385:. 11 September 2014.
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118:Coolgardie woodlands
2990:Little Sandy Desert
2805:Cape York Peninsula
2795:Broken Hill Complex
2790:Brigalow Belt South
2785:Brigalow Belt North
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2159:Fitzpatrick, p. 379
1906:on 5 September 2006
1465:Littell, E (1865).
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