A song named after this city describes it as being 9,957 miles away from the location of the singer, Joe Robinson.
A song named after this city describes it as being 9,957 miles away from the location of the singer, Joe Robinson. In 1857 the "steerage passenger" John Askew wrote that "all the shops of any importance" in this city accepted payment in gold, which was mined nearby. Local and specialty foods are sold at the Central Market of this city, which also contains its country's National Wine Centre. Much of this city's drinking water is provided by a "Desalination Plant" that borders Gulf St. Vincent. A gallery celebrating the life of explorer Douglas Mawson, opalized fossils from Andamooka, and a collection of (*) Ediacaran fossils from the Flinders Ranges are all found at one of this city's museums. The name of this city honors the ► queen consort of Britain's King William IV.  For 10 points, name this state capital, whose metropolitan area is home to over 75 percent of the residents of South Australia.
A song named after this city describes it as being 9,957 miles away from the location of the singer, Joe Robinson.
Adelaide