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Animated map of the territorial evolution of Australia

Les primeres colònies de l'Imperi britànic al continent australià van ser la colònia penal de Nova Gal·les del Sud, fundada el 1788, i la colònia del Riu Swan (més tard anomenada Austràlia Occidental), fundada el 1829. En les dècades següents, es van crear a partir de Nova Gal·les del Sud les colònies de Nova Zelanda, Queensland, Austràlia Meridional, la Terra de Van Diemen (posteriorment rebatejada Tasmània) i Victòria, així com una avortada colònia del Nord d'Austràlia. L'1 de gener de 1901 aquestes colònies, a excepció de Nova Zelanda, es van convertir en estats de la Mancomunitat d'Austràlia. Des de l'inici d'aquesta federació, les fronteres internes han estat estables majoritàriament, excepte per la creació d'alguns territoris amb autonomia limitada: el Territori del Nord, procedent d'Austràlia Meridional, per governar el vast i escassament poblat centre del país; la divisió del Territori del Nord a Austràlia Central i Austràlia del Nord, i la seva ràpida fusió al Territori del Nord; i el Territori de la Capital Australiana, un districte federal cedit per Nova Gal·les del Sud.

Fora del continent, Queensland va intentar una expansió cap a Nova Guinea, però les autoritats britàniques la van rebutjar. La reclamació es convertiria més tard en un protectorat britànic i es cediria a Austràlia. La Societat de Nacions va atorgar el nord-est de Nova Guinea a Austràlia després de la Primera Guerra Mundial, així com Nauru, que va quedar sota jurisdicció conjunta d'Austràlia, la Gran Bretanya i Nova Zelanda. Aquests mandats i, més tard, territoris en fideïcomís de les Nacions Unides, es van convertir en les nacions independents de Nauru i Papua Nova Guinea a mitjans del segle XX. Austràlia també ha obtingut diversos petits territoris insulars, principalment d'antigues colònies britàniques, i té una important reivindicació sobre l'Antàrtida.

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  Estats australians
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Període colonial

Data Esedeveniment Mapa
25 April 1787 The Colony of New South Wales was created as a penal colony by the Kingdom of Great Britain in Australia east of 135° east.[1] Word of the establishment was proclaimed in Australia by Governor Arthur Phillip on 7 February 1788.[2] The commission included "all the islands adjacent in the Pacific Ocean" within the latitudes of 10°37' south and 43°39' south, which included most of New Zealand.[1] Map of British claims to Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text
11 July 1810 Macquarie Island was discovered by Frederick Hasselborough, who claimed it for the United Kingdom and declared it part of New South Wales.[3][4] Map of British claims to Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text
16 July 1825 New South Wales was extended west to 129° east, so that it would include a trading post set up on Melville Island; and the borders of the "islands adjacent in the Pacific Ocean" were moved north to 39°12' south, now including only a small part of New Zealand.[5] Map of British claims to Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text
3 December 1825 The southern islands of New South Wales were made the Colony of Van Diemen's Land.[6][7] Map of British claims to Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text
2 May 1829 A colony commonly known as the Swan River Colony was founded in the remainder of Australia outside of New South Wales.[8] Most documents calling for the colony's foundation make no mention of a name, apart from its location at the "Port on the Western Coast of New Holland, at the Mouth of the River called 'Swan River', with the adjacent Territory",[9] and that a settlement should be formed "within the Territory of 'Western Australia'".[10] However, the law calling for the creation of the colony does appear to specify that it should be called "Western Australia".[11] Map of British claims to Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text
6 February 1832 The legal instrument required to formally appoint James Stirling governor of the Colony of Western Australia was proclaimed, and this is commonly held as the date that the Swan River Colony was renamed Western Australia.[12][13] Map of British claims to Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text
19 February 1836 The portion of New South Wales between 132° east and 141° east, and south of 26° south, was made the Province of South Australia.[14] The actual landing and proclamation occurred on 28 December 1836.[15] Its border with New South Wales south of the Murray River would be erroneously surveyed roughly 3.6 quilometres (2.2 mi) west of 141° east, and the resulting disputes with the colonies and, later, states that share that border would not be fully resolved until 1914.[16] Map of British claims to Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text
15 June 1839 The islands of New Zealand were annexed to New South Wales.[17][18] The action was proclaimed on 14 January 1840.[19] Map of British claims to Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text
16 November 1840 The Colony of New Zealand was chartered and split from New South Wales.[20][21] Map of British claims to Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text
26 September 1844 Norfolk Island was transferred from New South Wales to Van Diemen's Land.[22] Map of British claims to Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text
17 February 1846 The half of New South Wales north of 26° south was made the Colony of North Australia.[23][24][25] Map of British claims to Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text
28 December 1847 Following a change in government in the United Kingdom, North Australia was merged back in to New South Wales.[23][25] This is the date Queen Victoria revoked the letters patent establishing North Australia, but it was not proclaimed in Australia until 16 January 1849. Map of British claims to Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text
1 July 1851 The portion of New South Wales south of the Murray River and a line from the headwaters of the river to Cape Howe was made the Colony of Victoria.[26] Map of British claims to Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text
1 January 1856 Van Diemen's Land was renamed Tasmania, as a way to get away from its past as a penal colony.[27] Map of British claims to Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text
1 November 1856 Norfolk Island was split from Tasmania, becoming its own colony.[28] Some sources say this occurred the previous day,[29] but the Norfolk Island Act 1913 states it was on this day. Map of British claims to Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text
6 June 1859 The portion of New South Wales north of 29° south, the Dumaresq and Macintyre Rivers, and several mountain ridges, and east of 141° east, was made the Colony of Queensland.[30] Map of British claims to Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text
10 October 1861 The portion of New South Wales west of South Australia was transferred to South Australia by letters patent. The act of parliament was passed on 22 July 1861.[31] Map of British claims to Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text
13 March 1862 The portion of New South Wales north of South Australia and east of 138° east was transferred to Queensland.[32] Map of British claims to Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text
6 July 1863 The region of New South Wales north of South Australia was transferred to South Australia.[33] Map of British claims to Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text
30 May 1872 All islands lying within 60 milles (97 km) of Queensland were annexed to the colony by letters patent.[34] This was done primarily to incorporate the Torres Strait Islands, which were starting to be claimed by New South Wales. It is unknown which specific islands may have already been considered part of Queensland, and the map included with the letters patent contained errors, such as including Melville Island in Queensland.[35] too vague to map
21 July 1879 The Torres Strait Islands were specifically annexed to Queensland.[34][35] Map of British claims to Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text
17 June 1880 Macquarie Island was made a constituent part of the Colony of Tasmania through Letters Patent for the Governor of Tasmania.[36] Map of British claims to Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text
4 April 1883 Queensland claimed southeast New Guinea as a dependency, though the British government rejected the claim.[37] Map of British claims to Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text
6 November 1884 The British Empire declared southeast New Guinea as a protectorate, removing it from immediate Queensland control, though the colony still largely administered it.[38] Map of British claims to Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text

Federation

Date Event Map
1 January 1901 Six colonies of the United Kingdom formed the Commonwealth of Australia:[39]

Parliament met in Melbourne until the federal capital could be built.[40]

Map of Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text
1 September 1906 British New Guinea was transferred from the United Kingdom, becoming the Territory of Papua.[41][42] Map of Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text
1 January 1911 The Federal Capital Territory was split from New South Wales,[43][44] and the Northern Territory was split from South Australia.[45][46] While the acts creating it use the term "Territory for the Seat of Government", legislation and proclamations immediately began using the term "Federal Capital Territory."[47] Map of Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text
1 July 1914 Norfolk Island was transferred from the United Kingdom, becoming the Territory of Norfolk Island.[28][48] Map of Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text
4 September 1915 A small peninsula along Jervis Bay was ceded to the Federal Capital Territory by New South Wales.[49][50] Map of Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text
17 December 1920 The League of Nations mandated the former German New Guinea to Australia as the Territory of New Guinea[51][52] and the Mandate of Nauru,[53][54] with New Zealand and the United Kingdom as co-trustees of Nauru.[55] Map of Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text
1 February 1927 The Northern Territory was split at 20° south into the territories of Central Australia and North Australia.[56][57] Map of Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text
9 May 1927 Parliament began meeting in Canberra, formally moving the capital there from Melbourne.[58][59] Map of Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text
12 June 1931 The territories of Central Australia and North Australia were merged to become the Northern Territory.[60][61] Map of Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text
10 May 1934 The Ashmore and Cartier Islands were transferred from the United Kingdom and became the Territory of Ashmore and Cartier Islands. A British order-in-council dated 23 July 1931 had stated that the islands would be placed under the authority of the Commonwealth of Australia when Australia passed legislation to accept them.[62][63] Map of Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text
24 August 1936 The United Kingdom transferred the portion of its claim to Antarctica between 45° east and 136° east, and 142° east and 160° east, to Australia, where it became the Australian Antarctic Territory.[64][65] Map of Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text
29 July 1938 The Territory of Ashmore and Cartier Islands was annexed to the Northern Territory.[66]

The Federal Capital Territory was renamed the Australian Capital Territory.[67]

Map of Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text
26 August 1942 The Mandate of Nauru was captured by Japan.[68] Map of Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text
14 September 1945 The Japanese garrison in the Mandate of Nauru surrendered.[68] Map of Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text
13 December 1946 The Territory of New Guinea was reconstituted as a United Nations trust territory.[69] Map of Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text
1 November 1947 The Mandate of Nauru was reconstituted as the United Nations Trust Territory of Nauru.[69] Map of Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text
26 December 1947 Heard Island and McDonald Islands were transferred from the United Kingdom. The receipt was confirmed in letters exchanged on 19 December 1950.[70] Map of Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text
1 July 1949 The Territory of New Guinea and Territory of Papua were merged into the Territory of Papua and New Guinea, mainly for administrative purposes; the act makes it clear that the identities of New Guinea as a United Nations Trust Territory and Papua as a possession of the Crown remain intact.[71][72] Map of Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text
24 April 1953 Heard Island and McDonald Islands were formally declared the Territory of Heard Island and McDonald Islands.[73] Map of Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text
23 November 1955 The Cocos (Keeling) Islands were transferred by the United Kingdom from the Colony of Singapore, becoming the Territory of the Cocos (Keeling) Islands.[74][75] Map of Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text
1 October 1958 Christmas Island was transferred by the United Kingdom from the Colony of Singapore, becoming the Territory of Christmas Island.[76][77] Map of Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text
31 January 1968 The Trust Territory of Nauru became independent as the Republic of Nauru.[78][79] Map of Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text
30 September 1969 The Coral Sea Islands Territory was created from Queensland.[80] Map of Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text
27 December 1971 The Territory of Papua and New Guinea was renamed Papua New Guinea.[81] Map of Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text
31 December 1973 The peninsula along Jervis Bay belonging to the Australian Capital Territory was formally named the Jervis Bay Territory; at this time, it was still considered part of the ACT.[82] no change to map
11 September 1975 The Republic of the North Solomons declared the independence of the region surrounding Bougainville Island in Papua New Guinea.[83] Map of Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text
16 September 1975 Papua New Guinea became independent as the Independent State of Papua New Guinea,[84] rendering the dispute with the Republic of the North Solomons moot. Map of Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text
1 July 1978 The Ashmore and Cartier Islands were split from the Northern Territory, becoming the Territory of Ashmore and Cartier Islands.[85] Map of Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text
3 March 1986 The Australia Act 1986 made Australia completely independent of the United Kingdom.[86] no change to map
11 May 1989 Jervis Bay Territory was split from the Australian Capital Territory to become its own territory.[87] Map of Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text
7 July 1997 Elizabeth Reef and Middleton Reef were transferred from New South Wales to the Coral Sea Islands Territory.[88] Map of Australia; for details, refer to adjacent text

Proposed boundary change to the Australian Capital Territory

In September 2022, it was announced the border between the Australian Capital Territory and New South Wales would change for the first time since it was created in 1911.[89] ACT chief minister Andrew Barr said NSW premier Dominic Perrottet had agreed to a proposed border change for 330 hectares of land.[90]

See also

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