Statistics for Australian geography by letter: H

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
City named after the British Secretary of State for war and the colonies	Hobart	86%
Victor, Sydney or Coffs	Harbour	55%
Largest inhabited island in the Whitsundays	Hamilton	45%
Mountain and ski resort in Victoria; also the early name for North Melbourne	Hotham	45%
Victorian town known for its mineral water spas and Swiss Italian heritage	Hepburn Springs	32%
Named for its shape, this bay is the northernmost suburb on Magnetic Island	Horseshoe	32%
Provincial town on the Murrumbidgee River, in the NSW Riverina district	Hay	27%
Town northeast of Melbourne famous for its native animal sanctuary	Healesville	27%
Town in the Grampians National Park, Victoria	Hall's Gap	23%
Australia's largest island national park	Hinchinbrook	18%
Small town south of Darwin, and home of the Big Boxing Crocodile	Humpty Doo	18%
Aboriginal community founded as a Lutheran mission and famous for its painters and potters	Hermannsburg	14%
Called Pulu Selma by the locals, this is the most populated island in the Cocos (Keeling) Islands	Home Island	14%
The city of Townsville lies on this bay	Halifax	9%
Artificial island in Melbourne's Yarra river that used to be a scout camp and is now a sculpture park	Herring Island	9%