Geographic inquiry on Darwin’s city climate change

Geographic inquiry on Darwin’s city climate change
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Abstract
The paper discusses the climate change in reference to an inquiry on Darwin’s city. The
paper gives the background information in terms of the location of the city. The geographical
locations by latitudes and longitudes are given for exact location of Darwin’s city. The main aim
for the inquiry was to get the analysis of the curlews which were observed in the city and related
to the climate seasons and the way they change. The investigation has involves the use of
photographing techniques as well as tabling as methods collecting the data. The findings in the
paper have shown that most of the Darwin City recorded high deadly heat waves as well as the
humidity causing unfavorable conditions for living in the city.
Background to study
The information obtained from the LatLong.net gives the exact location of the Darwin
city map as it is located at the Northern Territory of Australia. It is within the Timor Sea and
largely sparse Northern territory. It is approximated to have about 136,245 populations and
covers an area of 3,163.8 km2 (Hart, Davies, & Thomas, 2012). The climate in the city is
characterized as wet and dry seasons. The area is associated with the cyclone activity with very
heavy monsoon as well as lightning. It is discussed that the city is the home for larrkia people
(Bambrick, Capon, Barnett, Beaty, & Burton, 2011). The territory is suggested to be
approximate 1,000 miles away from the North to south and east to west about 600 miles. It
occupies about 1-6 landmasses in Australia. The shaking of Old Precambrian is approximated to
be about 300-600 meters. The rough slopes in the south-west part of Alice Springs are about 200
miles (Kilinc, & Beringer, 2017).
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