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Windiest places in Australia:

Western Australia	BARROW ISLAND	29 knots, NE
Victoria	GABO ISLAND	25 knots, NNE
Tasmania	MAATSUYKER ISLAND	23 knots, NW
Queensland	BUNDABERG AIRPORT	22 knots, E
New South Wales	MONTAGUE ISLAND	22 knots, NNE
Queensland	RUNDLE ISLAND	21 knots, SE
Western Australia	LEARMONTH	21 knots, ENE

Windless places in Australia:

Queensland	SOUTH JOHNSTONE	2 knots, NNE
Northern Territory	DUM IN MIRRIE	2 knots, SW
Western Australia	EAST FREMANTLE	3 knots, E
Western Australia	MANDURAH	3 knots, WNW
Western Australia	BUNBURY	4 knots, W
Western Australia	MELVILLE WATER	4 knots, E
South Australia	SELLICKS HILL	4 knots, N

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