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This summary covers different icons number 1-11 , the name of the icon, location of the icon, why it is an icon and a description of the Icon. The rest of the icons are in the file Tourism Icons part 2

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Icon Location Why an Icon? Description
Sydney Opera House Sydney, Australia
 Took 16 years to build
 Roof shaped like sales on a ship
 Symbol of Sydney
 1000 rooms
1  Unique structural engineering
 Largest organ in the world (10 000 pipes)
and artistic architecture
 Preforming arts centre
 200 000 visitors on guided tour every year

Ayers Rock / Uluru-Kata Tjuta
National Park Outback of Northern
Australlia
 Worlds largest sandstone
monolith (one large solid block of  600 000 million years old
stone)  +- 3.6km long
2
 Sacred site for aboriginal people-  1.9km wide
plays important role in spiritual  9.4km circumference
life



The Statue of Christ the Redeemer Rio de Janeiro
(on Corcovado)
 One of the new 7 wonders of the
 Largest art deco statue
world
 Completed in 1831
 Symbol of Christianity and peace
 Stands 30m tall outstretched arms span 28m
3  Symbol of the city of Rio de
 Chapel for 150 people at the base
Janeiro
 Located on top of the hill, Corcovado in
 Appears to be blessing city with
the Tijucu Forest National Park
open arms


4 Niagra Falls Border between Canada and  Forms border between Canada  Collective names for the 3 waterflls that
USA and USA straddle the international border between
 One of the most spectacular Canada and USA
waterfalls in the world 1. Horseshoe Falls
2. American Falls
3. Bridal Veil Falls
 Tourist cruise on “Maid of the Mist” carries
passangers into the rapids beneath the falls

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