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The map shows the population distribution in Australia.
A map titled Population Density of Australia. A key shows People per square kilometer. Teal is 100.0 or more. Brown is 10. to 100.0. Green is 1.0 to 10.0. Pink is 0.1 to 1.0. Yellow is Less than 0.1. It shows a scale from 0 to 1,000 in kilometers. Western Australia is mainly yellow with areas of pink and green along the coast. Northern Territory is mainly yellow with an area of pink along the coast and a small area of green inland from the coast. South Australia is mainly yellow with areas of pink and green along the coast. Queensland is approximately half yellow with areas of pink and green in the eastern half. New South Wales is equal parts yellow, pink, and green. Victoria is mainly green and pink with areas of brown and teal. Tasmania is mainly green with areas of pink and yellow.
Which territory in Australia is most densely populated?
Victoria
Queensland
New South Wales
Northern Territory
A map titled Population Density of Australia. A key shows People per square kilometer. Teal is 100.0 or more. Brown is 10. to 100.0. Green is 1.0 to 10.0. Pink is 0.1 to 1.0. Yellow is Less than 0.1. It shows a scale from 0 to 1,000 in kilometers. Western Australia is mainly yellow with areas of pink and green along the coast. Northern Territory is mainly yellow with an area of pink along the coast and a small area of green inland from the coast. South Australia is mainly yellow with areas of pink and green along the coast. Queensland is approximately half yellow with areas of pink and green in the eastern half. New South Wales is equal parts yellow, pink, and green. Victoria is mainly green and pink with areas of brown and teal. Tasmania is mainly green with areas of pink and yellow.
Which territory in Australia is most densely populated?
Victoria
Queensland
New South Wales
Northern Territory
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Based on the map description, Victoria is the most densely populated territory in Australia, as it has areas of brown and teal, indicating a higher population density compared to the others listed, which primarily feature colors indicating lower population densities.