Australia and Its Neighbours: Singapore

Australia is surrounded by many island nations that we consider to be our neighbours. One such island nation is Singapore.

Singapore is located to the north-west of Australia in the Indian Ocean. It is located at the southern end of the Malay Peninsula, about 140 kilometres north of the equator. Singapore comprises over 63 islands, only three of which remain uninhabited.

Multiple Applications of This Map of Singapore

This colourful classroom map shows some of the major islands and cities of Singapore. It is the perfect resource to accompany your Geography lessons on Australia and its neighbouring countries. You may wish to use this poster in the following ways:

1. Print the poster on A3 paper and display it in your classroom as a reminder of the geographical features of Singapore.
2. As you teach your students about Australia’s neighbouring countries, provide students with a smaller version of the poster to paste into their workbooks.
3. Add this poster to a classroom display about Australia and its surrounding countries. Encourage students to add facts about Singapore around the poster.

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