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Why not Australia have cities and towns across the United States as they do in the West?

In Australia, all cities are generally along the coast. In the midst, there is a spacious interior that has not many towns and cities. Why not? I mean, I can understand that it is desert It was also the American West before all these cities and villages! Now, real estate is hot! Even parts of the Middle East are more and more industrial, and are very hot in the desert … … No thick jungles in the Outback. Lol Well, it's the Amazon, Australia had a couple of hundred years to grow, as we've had. … The American West seem to take the waters. They can not simply that transport from the coast?

Water is the decisive factor in the density of the population – see map – Rivers not only a salt lake (Lake Eyre). Where do you get water? The water is more expensive to transport gasoline, the average household consumes about 20-100litres water per day per person, imagine if it was gasoline – could afford it?

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