[Answer] Two of Australia's six states are named for what person?

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...1. Queen Elizabeth II 2. Steve Irwin 3. Queen Victoria 4. Ned Kelly

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Queen Victoria - The Australian states of Victoria and Queensland were both named for Queen Victoria when they became independent states in the 1850s. Before that time, both states were part of the colony of New South Wales, though one of the reasons they sought independence was that the colony seat of Sydney was too far away from the other territories. So, in 1851 Queen Victoria granted Victoria its independence and eight years later she did the same for Queensland. Both areas showed their royal appreciation by naming themselves after her. Victoria is one of the monarchs with the most places around the world named for her, including the capital of British Columbia, Canada; the national capital of the Seychelles; and the largest lake in Africa.:

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