Aerial Photograph Gallery

Baxter Cliffs (limestone cliffs derived from ancient consolidated sand dunes)

Baxter Cliffs (limestone cliffs derived from ancient consolidated sand dunes), edging the Nullarbor Plain and descending to the Southern Ocean. Stretching over 100 km, 60 m to 120 m high, the cliffs are the longest in the world. Nullarbor Plain, Great Australian Bight, South Australia Australia

© Reg Morrison/AUSCAPE All rights reserved

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Aerial view of seagrass beds and channels

Aerial view of seagrass beds and channels, with Petit Point in the distance at the left of the image, near Denham, Shark Bay, Gascoyne region, Western Australia, Australia

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Cordillo Downs, originally (1875) a sheep station that by 1900 was running over 85 000 sheep

Cordillo Downs, originally (1875) a sheep station that by 1900 was running over 85 000 sheep and was Australiaa€™s largest sheep station, now a cattle station running cattle on its 7400 sq km, on the 420-km Cordillo Downs Track from Innamincka to Birdsville. Sturt Stony Desert, South Australia

© Alice Alston/AUSCAPE All rights reserved

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