Geraldton

[ jer-uhld-tuhn, -uhl- ]

noun

1. a seaport in W Australia.

Example Sentences

"Found about 300km east of Geraldton and likely killed by a vehicle, the snake's consumption of the pygmy spiny-tailed skink raises concerns about the susceptibility of similar-sized juvenile western spiny-tailed skinks, which also inhabit the Mid-West region and are classified as endangered," Dr Bradley said.

From Science Daily

As VCU’s Jalen DeLoach prepared to inbound to start the second half, the Gaels’ Alex Ducas, who is from Geraldton in Western Australia, stood in front of him singing.

From Washington Post

Trading teams at Geraldton Fisherman's Co-operative in Western Australia state, which controls three-quarters of the largest rock lobster fishery in the world, have not seen any change to customs or trade rules with China, a spokesperson for the group said.

From Reuters

In Western Australia, the priest of Saint Francis Xavier Cathedral in Geraldton called for a cull, or perhaps some form of bird birth control, after corellas started chewing through the cathedral’s electrical wiring.

From New York Times

His grave in Geraldton, Western Australia, will also get a new headstone.

From BBC