Find my clue.

Are rabbit proof fences.

I am a group of man-made objects, comprised of mainly mineral materials. These are large objects, considerably larger than human beings.
1. I am not used for a game.
2. There are thousands of similar groupings, but my group is different from all the others in one special way. There may be one or two more groups like mine, but I don't know about them.
3. I am not used for scientific research. Someone inside me may be doing research, I don't know.
4. I am not a submarine. A submarine is a single large object. I am a group of large objects.
5. I am a stationary group of objects, not intended to be moved.
6. People come from all over the world to visit me because of my uniqueness, and also because they may profit from visiting me.
7. You would not call me an array.
8. I am not the Chinese Terracotta Warriors.
9. I am not Stonehenge.
10. I am not located in any part of the American continent.
11. I am located in the Asia-Pacific region, which includes a lot of smaller places which people don't really think of as part of Asia, and also Papua New Guinea, Australia and New Zealand.
12. As previously indicated, I am not in "Asia" and have no connection with Buddha or indeed any traditional cultural thing. My earliest objects are slightly less than 100 years of age and my objects have been constructed by many different people.
13. I am a group of separate objects, located walking distance from each other in one location. Australia's rabbit-proof fences extended right across the country from coast to coast, and are more than 100 years old.

I am a group of man-made objects, comprised of mainly mineral materials. These are large objects, considerably larger than human beings.
1. I am not used for a game.
2. There are thousands of similar groupings, but my group is different from all the others in one special way. There may be one or two more groups like mine, but I don't know about them.
3. I am not used for scientific research. Someone inside me may be doing research, I don't know.
4. I am not a submarine. A submarine is a single large object. I am a group of large objects.
5. I am a stationary group of objects, not intended to be moved.
6. People come from all over the world to visit me because of my uniqueness, and also because they may profit from visiting me.
7. You would not call me an array.
8. I am not the Chinese Terracotta Warriors.
9. I am not Stonehenge.
10. I am not located in any part of the American continent.
11. I am located in the Asia-Pacific region, which includes a lot of smaller places which people don't really think of as part of Asia, and also Papua New Guinea, Australia and New Zealand.
12. As previously indicated, I am not in "Asia" and have no connection with Buddha or indeed any traditional cultural thing. My earliest objects are slightly less than 100 years of age and my objects have been constructed by many different people.
13. I am a group of separate objects, located walking distance from each other in one location. Australia's rabbit-proof fences extended right across the country from coast to coast, and are more than 100 years old.
14. I am a group of buildings, you would call me a town or township. My population is around 2000. Now all you have to figure out is why I am unique and where I am. 🙂

Originally posted by Kewpie
I am a group of man-made objects, comprised of mainly mineral materials. These are large objects, considerably larger than human beings.
1. I am not used for a game.
2. There are thousands of similar groupings, but my group is different from all the others in one special way. There may be one or two more groups like mine, but I don't know about them.
3. I ...[text shortened]... tion is around 2000. Now all you have to figure out is why I am unique and where I am. 🙂

I am a group of man-made objects, comprised of mainly mineral materials. These are large objects, considerably larger than human beings.
1. I am not used for a game.
2. There are thousands of similar groupings, but my group is different from all the others in one special way. There may be one or two more groups like mine, but I don't know about them.
3. I am not used for scientific research. Someone inside me may be doing research, I don't know.
4. I am not a submarine. A submarine is a single large object. I am a group of large objects.
5. I am a stationary group of objects, not intended to be moved.
6. People come from all over the world to visit me because of my uniqueness, and also because they may profit from visiting me.
7. You would not call me an array.
8. I am not the Chinese Terracotta Warriors.
9. I am not Stonehenge.
10. I am not located in any part of the American continent.
11. I am located in the Asia-Pacific region, which includes a lot of smaller places which people don't really think of as part of Asia, and also Papua New Guinea, Australia and New Zealand.
12. As previously indicated, I am not in "Asia" and have no connection with Buddha or indeed any traditional cultural thing. My earliest objects are slightly less than 100 years of age and my objects have been constructed by many different people.
13. I am a group of separate objects, located walking distance from each other in one location. Australia's rabbit-proof fences extended right across the country from coast to coast, and are more than 100 years old.
14. I am a group of buildings, you would call me a town or township. My population is around 2000. Now all you have to figure out is why I am unique and where I am.
15. I am not Port Arthur. I am located in Australia, but not near the coast.

Originally posted by Kewpie
I am a group of man-made objects, comprised of mainly mineral materials. These are large objects, considerably larger than human beings.
1. I am not used for a game.
2. There are thousands of similar groupings, but my group is different from all the others in one special way. There may be one or two more groups like mine, but I don't know about them.
3. I ...[text shortened]... where I am.
15. I am not Port Arthur. I am located in Australia, but not near the coast.

I am a group of man-made objects, comprised of mainly mineral materials. These are large objects, considerably larger than human beings.
1. I am not used for a game.
2. There are thousands of similar groupings, but my group is different from all the others in one special way. There may be one or two more groups like mine, but I don't know about them.
3. I am not used for scientific research. Someone inside me may be doing research, I don't know.
4. I am not a submarine. A submarine is a single large object. I am a group of large objects.
5. I am a stationary group of objects, not intended to be moved.
6. People come from all over the world to visit me because of my uniqueness, and also because they may profit from visiting me.
7. You would not call me an array.
8. I am not the Chinese Terracotta Warriors.
9. I am not Stonehenge.
10. I am not located in any part of the American continent.
11. I am located in the Asia-Pacific region, which includes a lot of smaller places which people don't really think of as part of Asia, and also Papua New Guinea, Australia and New Zealand.
12. As previously indicated, I am not in "Asia" and have no connection with Buddha or indeed any traditional cultural thing. My earliest objects are slightly less than 100 years of age and my objects have been constructed by many different people.
13. I am a group of separate objects, located walking distance from each other in one location. Australia's rabbit-proof fences extended right across the country from coast to coast, and are more than 100 years old.
14. I am a group of buildings, you would call me a town or township. My population is around 2000. Now all you have to figure out is why I am unique and where I am.
15. I am not Port Arthur. I am located in Australia, but not near the coast.
16. I am not a Cane Toad Museum. I am a whole town.

Does your uniqueness derive from the materials from which you are made.

I am a group of man-made objects, comprised of mainly mineral materials. These are large objects, considerably larger than human beings.
1. I am not used for a game.
2. There are thousands of similar groupings, but my group is different from all the others in one special way. There may be one or two more groups like mine, but I don't know about them.
3. I am not used for scientific research. Someone inside me may be doing research, I don't know.
4. I am not a submarine. A submarine is a single large object. I am a group of large objects.
5. I am a stationary group of objects, not intended to be moved.
6. People come from all over the world to visit me because of my uniqueness, and also because they may profit from visiting me.
7. You would not call me an array.
8. I am not the Chinese Terracotta Warriors.
9. I am not Stonehenge.
10. I am not located in any part of the American continent.
11. I am located in the Asia-Pacific region, which includes a lot of smaller places which people don't really think of as part of Asia, and also Papua New Guinea, Australia and New Zealand.
12. As previously indicated, I am not in "Asia" and have no connection with Buddha or indeed any traditional cultural thing. My earliest objects are slightly less than 100 years of age and my objects have been constructed by many different people.
13. I am a group of separate objects, located walking distance from each other in one location. Australia's rabbit-proof fences extended right across the country from coast to coast, and are more than 100 years old.
14. I am a group of buildings, you would call me a town or township. My population is around 2000. Now all you have to figure out is why I am unique and where I am.
15. I am not Port Arthur. I am located in Australia, but not near the coast.
16. I am not a Cane Toad Museum. I am a whole town.
17. My uniqueness derives partly from the materials from which I have been constructed, but also from the way in which my structures have been designed.

Are you one off these towns?

http://www.australiantraveller.com/experiences/100-best-towns-in-australia



GRANNY.

I am a group of man-made objects, comprised of mainly mineral materials. These are large objects, considerably larger than human beings.
1. I am not used for a game.
2. There are thousands of similar groupings, but my group is different from all the others in one special way. There may be one or two more groups like mine, but I don't know about them.
3. I am not used for scientific research. Someone inside me may be doing research, I don't know.
4. I am not a submarine. A submarine is a single large object. I am a group of large objects.
5. I am a stationary group of objects, not intended to be moved.
6. People come from all over the world to visit me because of my uniqueness, and also because they may profit from visiting me.
7. You would not call me an array.
8. I am not the Chinese Terracotta Warriors.
9. I am not Stonehenge.
10. I am not located in any part of the American continent.
11. I am located in the Asia-Pacific region, which includes a lot of smaller places which people don't really think of as part of Asia, and also Papua New Guinea, Australia and New Zealand.
12. As previously indicated, I am not in "Asia" and have no connection with Buddha or indeed any traditional cultural thing. My earliest objects are slightly less than 100 years of age and my objects have been constructed by many different people.
13. I am a group of separate objects, located walking distance from each other in one location. Australia's rabbit-proof fences extended right across the country from coast to coast, and are more than 100 years old.
14. I am a group of buildings, you would call me a town or township. My population is around 2000. Now all you have to figure out is why I am unique and where I am.
15. I am not Port Arthur. I am located in Australia, but not near the coast.
16. I am not a Cane Toad Museum. I am a whole town.
17. My uniqueness derives partly from the materials from which I have been constructed, but also from the way in which my structures have been designed.
18. I am one of the towns in your second list - the 51-100 group.

I'd say you are the dugouts in Cooper Pedy

I am a group of man-made objects, comprised of mainly mineral materials. These are large objects, considerably larger than human beings.
1. I am not used for a game.
2. There are thousands of similar groupings, but my group is different from all the others in one special way. There may be one or two more groups like mine, but I don't know about them.
3. I am not used for scientific research. Someone inside me may be doing research, I don't know.
4. I am not a submarine. A submarine is a single large object. I am a group of large objects.
5. I am a stationary group of objects, not intended to be moved.
6. People come from all over the world to visit me because of my uniqueness, and also because they may profit from visiting me.
7. You would not call me an array.
8. I am not the Chinese Terracotta Warriors.
9. I am not Stonehenge.
10. I am not located in any part of the American continent.
11. I am located in the Asia-Pacific region, which includes a lot of smaller places which people don't really think of as part of Asia, and also Papua New Guinea, Australia and New Zealand.
12. As previously indicated, I am not in "Asia" and have no connection with Buddha or indeed any traditional cultural thing. My earliest objects are slightly less than 100 years of age and my objects have been constructed by many different people.
13. I am a group of separate objects, located walking distance from each other in one location. Australia's rabbit-proof fences extended right across the country from coast to coast, and are more than 100 years old.
14. I am a group of buildings, you would call me a town or township. My population is around 2000. Now all you have to figure out is why I am unique and where I am.
15. I am not Port Arthur. I am located in Australia, but not near the coast.
16. I am not a Cane Toad Museum. I am a whole town.
17. My uniqueness derives partly from the materials from which I have been constructed, but also from the way in which my structures have been designed.
18. I am one of the towns in your second list - the 51-100 group.
19. I am the town of Coober Pedy in South Australia, where people build their homes by digging out rooms underground because of daytime heat. Residents mine for opals, even the churches are built underground, and golf is played at night with glowing balls on a course without grass. There are many things unique about life in Coober Pedy.