GEOGRAPHY THROUGH MAPS
Uluṟu / Uluru
Uluru is a prominent sandstone mass in the Northern Territory, southwest of Alice Springs. It belongs to the living cultural landscape of Aṉangu and Uluṟu–Kata Tjuṯa National Park.
Fast Facts
- Also known historically as Ayers Rock.
- It is made of arkose sandstone, not granite.
- Rises abruptly above surrounding central Australian plains.
Connected lessons
- Uluṟu / UluruMap, explanation and practice
Geographical connections
- MacDonnell RangesRelated places
- Alice SpringsRelated places