Question

According to the australian government, the state that has the longest border equals what percent of the country's total border length?

Answer 1

The name of the state is New South Wales (NSW)
The New South Walse border equals to around 12.91% of border  length extends up to 2880- miles or 4635 km and its coastal length extends up to 1327 miles or 2137 km, which borders the south Australia to its west, The Queensland to its north, and Victoria to the Sotu.

Answer 2

Answering the question, according to the Australian government, the state that has the longest border is the New South Wales

The border of New South Wales is around 10.4 percent of the total length of the country’s border. The total length of New South Wales in Kilometers is 4635km while Australia total land area is 7,692,024

Further Explanation

The six-largest country in the world is Australia and it has the mainland coastal length of approximately 7,659,861, while the length of its island area is 32,163.

The state that has the longest border in Australia is New South Wales while Jervis Bay Territory is the state with the shortest border length.  The border length of Jervis bay territory is 32 kilometers.

The state of New South Wales is within the east coast in Australia. It borders many states in Australia.

Some of the states it borders include:

• Queensland
• Victoria
• South Australia

Interestingly, the coasts of the state of New South Wales also borders coral and Tasman Seas. It is also the state with the highest numbers of people in Australia; this implies it is the most populous state in Australia

There are different cities in the state of New South Wales.

some of the largest cities include

• Newcastle
• Wollongong
• Sydney

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