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Windiest places in Australia:

Tasmania	CAPE GRIM	29 knots, E
South Australia	EDINBURGH AIRPORT	26 knots, NE
Victoria	HOGAN ISLAND	25 knots, ENE
South Australia	OUTER HARBOUR	24 knots, NE
Queensland	CAPE MORETON	21 knots, ESE
New South Wales	GREEN CAPE	21 knots, N
South Australia	ADELAIDE AIRPORT	21 knots, NE

Windless places in Australia:

Tasmania	ST HELENS	2 knots, N
Western Australia	WITCHCLIFFE	2 knots, W
Victoria	POUND CREEK	3 knots, ESE
Queensland	BUNDABERG AIRPORT	3 knots, E
Northern Territory	DARWIN	3 knots, N
Northern Territory	CAPE DON	3 knots, NNE
Northern Territory	POINT STUART	3 knots, N

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