Most of the Olympics have been held in the Northern Hemisphere. This is primarily due to the historical concentration of countries with the resources and infrastructure to host the Games, many of which are located in this hemisphere. Notably, cities like London, Tokyo, and Los Angeles have hosted the Olympics, further contributing to this trend. In contrast, only a few events have taken place in the Southern Hemisphere, such as in Sydney and Rio de Janeiro.
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Australia has never hosted the Winter Olympics. It's difficult to host the Winter Olympics in the Southern Hemisphere because it is summer when the games are traditionally played (February)
Twice - 1956 in Melbourne, Australia and 2000 in Sydney, Australia. Rio de Janeiro is in contention to host the 2016 Summer Olympics. Should they be awarded the games they would be the third southern hemisphere city to host the Games and the first South American city to host the Games.
Never.
New Zealand. OK. I havn't been a lot of places in the southern hemisphere but I lived there for one year and it was fantastic.
Never. Whenever the Olympics have been held in the western hemisphere, it has always been either one or the other.
there have been a lot in Hawaii and in the summer well if an earthquake or landslide is in the Southern Hemisphere the winter
The most beautiful city in the southern hemisphere.
The southern hemisphere of Mars is believed to be older than the northern hemisphere because of extensive cratering patterns. The abundance of craters in the southern hemisphere suggests that it has been exposed to impacts for a longer period of time, indicating an older surface compared to the northern hemisphere. This could be due to differences in geological processes and history between the two hemispheres.
I've been there, I think it's in the southern hemisphere since it's off the coast of Australia. New Caledonia is owned by France until 4 years have past. There now down to 3!
The Southern Cross, also known as Crux, is a constellation visible in the southern hemisphere. It is named because its five bright stars form the shape of a cross, representing the most conspicuous part of the constellation. It has been an important navigational aid and cultural symbol in the southern hemisphere for centuries.
i dont know but heres a a smiley faqce :D