Answer 1:
Yes, during winter Southern Australia has extensive areas of snow cover (generally above 1000 meters) the snow cover in these areas may range from a few centimeters at modest levels below 1000 meters to several meters in depth high in the alpine areas. During cold outbreaks large percentages of the Australian states of Victoria and Tasmania may be covered in snow.
Probably not.
Snow cover may stay for 60 days over 2,200 km2 on mainland Australia and 1,200 km2 for Tasmania according to authorities. Snow cover may stay for 30 days over 7,938 km2 (based on 1,400 m altitude at 36 deg S) on mainland Australia. The only permanent snow Australia has is a few snowdrifts.
Switzerland has an area of 41,290 km2, of which 9,788 km2 is over 2000m altitude at 46 deg N. Switzerland has 1,230 km2 of permanent glaciers.
Answer 2:
Yes - but only during winter. This is due entirely to the fact that Australia is such a vast continent that, even though there is relatively little area that is high enough for snowfalls, it still covers a greater expanse than that found in Switzerland. During winter, significant areas of the high country in Victoria, the Australian Alps in New South Wales, and central Tasmania are covered in snow. These regions are well known for their snow resorts in winter.
However, it is important to note that Australia does not have permanent snow, unlike Switzerland.
All the land north of the equator has summer from June 21 to September 21, more or less. That includes Switzerland.
Switzerland
In Area, Australia is almost 21 times the size of Norway. With Australia consisting of 7,741,220 km2 And Norway a mere 385,252 km2 Australia has more than 4 times the amount of residents as Norway. With Australia consisting of 21,468,700 And Norway a mere 4,800,326
Their are 23176 all up in Australia!
It is believed that the Australian deserts were once covered with polar ice. The island has shifted with the tectonic plates which has caused wind patterns to change as well. It is believed that the deserts formed gradually over this time.
Western Australia has more land area than any of Australia's states or territories.
Switzerland is land-locked. It does'nt have any shore line. The answer is the USA.
Australia
All the land north of the equator has summer from June 21 to September 21, more or less. That includes Switzerland.
Yes people from Switzerland still come to New Zealand for money,food and houses or even more land
Not at all. New Zealand is located on the islands southeast of Australia. Switzerland is located in the more western part of Europe bordering Austria, Germany, France, and Italy.
True - but only during winter. This is due entirely to the fact that Australia is such a vast continent that, even though there is relatively little area that is high enough for snowfalls, it still covers a greater expanse than that found in Switzerland. During winter, significant areas of the high country in Victoria, the Australian Alps in New South Wales, and central Tasmania are covered in snow. These regions are well known for their snow resorts in winter. However, it is important to note that Australia does not have permanent snow, unlike Switzerland.
Australia - most snow lands in Southeastern Australia. Probably Switzerland. Snow cover may stay for 60 days over 2,200 km2 on mainland Australia and 1,200 km2 on Tasmania according to authorities. Snow cover may stay for 30 days over 7,938 km2 (based on 1,400 m altitude at 36 deg S) on mainland Australia. The only permanent snow Australia has is a few snowdrifts. Switzerland has an area of 41,290 km2, of which 9,788 km2 is over 2000m altitude at 46 deg N. Switzerland has 1,230 km2 of permanent glaciers. In terms of the question being asked, Australia has more snow-covered land in actual area.This is only during winte, and due entirely to the fact that Australia is such a vast continent that, even though there is relatively little area that is high enough for snowfalls, it still covers a greater expanse than that found in Switzerland. The areas covered by the Australian Alps, the High Country of Victoria and the mountainous regions of central Tasmania have significant snowfalls during winter, and their area covers more land than that found in Switzerland.
No, not even if you weighed it. Australia is much larger than USA. OOPS got that wrong. Land area of USA is 9.86 M km2. Land area of Australia is 7.62 M km2.
The country of Switzerland is in central Europe. It is a land-locked country and surrounded by 5 other countries: France, Germany, Austria, Liechtenstein and Italy.
It owned more land first. France is found South of Belgium, West of Germany, Switzerland and Nortern Italy, North of Spain and across the English Channel from the UK.
Bern is the capital of Switzerland. Bern is more-or-less in the centre of Switzerland.