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Windiest places in Australia:

Queensland	FLINDERS REEF	30 knots, SSE
Queensland	HAMILTON ISLAND	25 knots, SE
Tasmania	CAPE GRIM	24 knots, ENE
Western Australia	GERALDTON OFFSHORE	23 knots, SE
Victoria	WILSONS PROMONTORY	21 knots, NE
Western Australia	CAPE NATURALISTE	20 knots, S
Queensland	HAY POINT	19 knots, SSE

Windless places in Australia:

Western Australia	COCOS ISLAND	4 knots, NNW
Tasmania	MAATSUYKER ISLAND	4 knots, ENE
South Australia	NOARLUNGA	5 knots, WNW
South Australia	SELLICKS HILL	5 knots, WNW
Northern Territory	PIRLANGIMPI	5 knots, WNW
New South Wales	NORAH HEAD	5 knots, S
Queensland	SOUTH JOHNSTONE	5 knots, S

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