Population: About 1.9 million
Largest city: Adelaide
Capital: Adelaide
Local government areas: 71
Busiest local government area: Onkaparinga, about 181,000
Quietest local government area: Maralinga Tjarutja, about 102

South Australia

The driest state on the driest inhabited continent, with the Barossa and the Clare Valley making a great deal of the country's wine in the one corner where it rains. Adelaide was planned on paper before anyone lived there, and the Nullarbor runs west from the coast into a horizon with nothing on it.

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Local government areas: All 71, each named
Sizes: 4 sizes, 8" x 10" to 32" x 40"

Every local government area on this map

All 71 areas named, Adelaide to Yorke Peninsula. Beyond the settled corner the map holds the outback, which has no councils at all and is drawn as a single unincorporated piece, and the Anangu Pitjantjatjara lands in the far northwest, which are held and governed by their traditional owners.

Adelaide
Adelaide Hills
Adelaide Plains
Alexandrina
Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara
Barossa
Barunga West
Berri Barmera
Burnside
Campbelltown (SA)
Ceduna
Charles Sturt
Clare and Gilbert Valleys
Cleve
Coober Pedy
Coorong
Copper Coast
Elliston
Flinders Ranges
Franklin Harbour
Gawler
Goyder
Grant
Holdfast Bay
Kangaroo Island
Karoonda East Murray
Kimba
Kingston (SA)
Light
Lower Eyre Peninsula
Loxton Waikerie
Maralinga Tjarutja
Marion
Mid Murray
Mitcham
Mount Barker
Mount Gambier
Mount Remarkable
Murray Bridge
Naracoorte Lucindale
Northern Areas
Norwood Payneham and St Peters
Onkaparinga
Orroroo Carrieton
Peterborough
Playford
Port Adelaide Enfield
Port Augusta
Port Lincoln
Port Pirie
Prospect
Renmark Paringa
Robe
Roxby Downs
Salisbury
Southern Mallee
Streaky Bay
Tatiara
Tea Tree Gully
Tumby Bay
Unincorporated SA
Unley
Victor Harbor
Wakefield
Walkerville
Wattle Range
West Torrens
Whyalla
Wudinna
Yankalilla
Yorke Peninsula