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The Blue Mountains
THE BLUE MOUNTAINS
The blue mountains located west of Sydney in nsw. it goes through temperate climate.the mountains is home to many native flora and fuana. Both tiger quoll and the Eucalyptus tree are fundamental to the enviorment of the blue mountains to help preseve the enviorment.There are many human disruptions causing threat to the flora and fauna nevertheless alot can be done by the people to put an end or reduce the threats and help the flora and fuana survive in their natural environment.
The blue mountains is a mountainous area located just 60 km west of the state capital of NSW it exact location is 33.7181° S, 150.3106° E. The area coverage of the blue mountains is enormous at 11,200 kilometer .The average rainfall found in the upper blue mountains yearly is 1050mm whilst the lower blue mountains acquires about 850mm.It undergoes temperate climate. Summer in blue mountains goes from June, July to august and the winter goes from December through to February. Throughout summer the approximate average temperature goes around 18°C whereas 5°C in the winter.
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Euclyptus leaves act as effective natural disinfectants.It is important for the enviornment and it’s species to have euclyptus trees to prevent being in danger of

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