Firstly, the map titled ‘Population Distribution in Australia’ shows that most urban areas are close to the capital cities of Australia. The table indicates that the capital cities that have 100.0 or more people/square km are close to the coast, while Darwin and Hobart have less urbanisation because they have more rural lands. These areas are more urban because with the ocean close by, they can access water and use it for public toilets and etc., as well as being able to export and trade. Secondly, the legend and table shows that the central and western central regions have less urbanisation. This is because these parts of Australia are dry and barren. Also without water, people would not be able to do basic household chores such as washing