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Quiz: Guess that SA landmark (Part two)

Put your knowledge of our state to the test once again.

By Andrew Rasch
Published: Wednesday, July 12, 2023

You asked, and we listened. Our first quiz was so popular, we had to bring you 10 more questions to test your knowledge of South Australian landmarks.

For part one, many of you scored a commendable 8 out of 10. See if you can beat that in part two of our quiz.

*Enter your answers, then click ‘see my results’ at the end to check your score.

1. South Australia’s only UNESCO World Heritage site contains fossil records depicting human arrival in the area and the extinction of Australia’s Megafauna around 60,000 years ago.*
- A. Tantanoola Caves (Tantanoola)
- B. Naracoorte Caves (Naracoorte)
- C. Woolshed Caves (Eyre Peninsula)
2. Since 1900, this landmark has housed some of our best paintings, photographs, and other curios.*
- A. South Australian Museum (Adelaide)
- B. Migration Museum (Adelaide)
- C. Art Gallery of South Australia (Adelaide)
3. Once a railway line, this 35km stretch now combines a leisurely, scenic ride with some local wineries.*
- A. Riesling Trail (Clare Valley)
- B. Coast to Vines Rail Trail (Fleurieu Peninsula)
- C. Barossa Trail and Jack Bobridge Track (Barossa Valley)
4. This natural landmark lends its name to a famous winery. You may even see nods of recognition among fellow wine lovers in Bordeaux or Napa Valley.*
- A. River Torrens (Adelaide)
- B. Pink Lakes (Eyre Peninsula)
- C. Jacob’s Creek (Barossa Valley)
5. Originally named after the first European person to see it in 1840, this spectacular landmark changes drastically depending on recent rain.*
- A. Mount Lofty (Adelaide Hills)
- B. Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre (Far North)
- C. Kilsby Sinkhole (Limestone Coast)
6. Built in the 1960s, and once a haven for thrill seekers screaming down slippery dips on hessian sacks, this place is now famous for its rope bridges, maze, and leaning towers.*
- A. The Beachouse (Glenelg)
- B. Greenhills Adventure Park (Victor Harbor)
- C. Monash Adventure Park (Riverland)
7. Meet you there at midday? This spherical landmark is one of the most well-recognised locations among our interstate friends.*
- A. City Cross (Adelaide)
- B. The Mall’s Balls (Adelaide)
- C. The statue of Colonel Light (North Adelaide)
8. For decades, this landmark has been the scene of centuries, flippers, sausage rolls, and screamers. It was also the first Southern Hemisphere venue to host music legend, David Bowie.*
- A. Adelaide Oval (Adelaide)
- B. Football Park (West Lakes)
- C. Memorial Drive (Adelaide)
9. As a kid, you might have gone on your first overseas trip – with a dripping AMSCOL ice cream or hot jam doughnut in hand – to see a little penguin and ride a chairlift, thanks to this landmark.*
- A. Port Germein Jetty (Spencer Gulf)
- B. Granite Island Causeway (Victor Harbor)
- C. Glenelg Pier (Glenelg)
10. You’ll struggle to find a needle here, but you will find a gorgeous cluster of ancient rock formations on Calca Road.*
- A. Organ Pipes (Eyre Peninsula)
- B. Murphy’s Haystacks (Eyre Peninsula)
- C. Sacred Canyon (Ikara-Flinders Ranges)

Images: Jacob’s Creek Visitor Centre; Tourism Australia; SATC/Adam Bruzzone, Isaac Forman, Ben Goode, Grant Hunt Photography, James Knowler, Dragan Radocaj, Michael Waterhouse Photography

Want to see one of our state’s famous landmarks?

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