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Australian Capital Territory occupies an inland plateau in southeastern Australia. Surrounded by New South Wales, it combines Canberra, the national capital, with broad bushland and mountain country at the northern edge of the Australian Alps. The Murrumbidgee River crosses the territory’s west, while the Brindabella Range forms a rugged backdrop along its western side. Namadgi National Park protects granite country, eucalypt forest and Aboriginal rock-art sites. In Canberra, Parliament House and the Australian War Memorial reflect the territory’s role in national public life, while Lake Burley Griffin shapes the central city. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across the Australian Capital Territory.