South Australia - Places

Places

Regions:

  • Adelaide Hills
  • Barossa Valley
  • Clare Valley
  • Eyre Peninsula
  • Fleurieu Peninsula
  • Flinders Ranges
  • Kangaroo Island
  • Limestone Coast
  • Murraylands
  • Nullarbor Plain
  • Riverland
  • Yorke Peninsula

Rivers:

  • Cooper Creek
  • Marne River
  • Murray River
  • Onkaparinga River
  • Port River
  • River Torrens

Lakes:

  • Lake Albert
  • Lake Alexandrina
  • Lake Eyre
  • Lake Frome
  • Lake Gairdner
  • Lake Torrens
  • Blue Lake

Islands:

  • Flinders Island
  • Granite Island
  • Hindmarsh Island
  • Kangaroo Island
  • Neptune Island
  • Nuyts Archipelago
  • Pearson Isles
  • Torrens Island
  • Troubridge Island

Main highways:

  • Barrier Highway
  • Barossa Valley Highway
  • Dukes Highway
  • Eyre Highway
  • Flinders Highway
  • Lincoln Highway
  • Main North Road
  • Mallee Highway
  • Northern Expressway
  • Princes Highway
  • Riddoch Highway
  • Stuart Highway
  • Sturt Highway
  • South Eastern Freeway
  • Southern Expressway
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