Why is the population so low in central Australia? A. There is an abundance of rainfall in this area.
B. There are too many resources for people to pick from.
C. The land is too hilly for people to settle there.
D. The climate is too hot and dry.

What is the cause of Australia's uninhabitability?

The populations in central and western Australia are sparse. Large swaths of the Northern Territory and desert regions remain uninhabited. Approximately 40% of Australia's interior is desert, dominated by Type B climates. During the summer months, the large land mass can heat up, resulting in high temperatures.

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