More than 80% of Australia has an annual rainfall of less than ; among the continents, only Antarctica receives less rainfall. A place inland near Lake Eyre (in South Australia) would only receive of rain annually. Another place, Troudaninna Bore (, altitude : 46 m) in South Australia, from 1893 to 1936, received, in average, 104.9 mm (4.13 inches) of precipitation. From one extreme to another, parts of the far North Queensland coast annually average over , with the Australian annual record being , set at the summit of Mount Bellenden Ker in 2000. Four factors contribute to the dryness of the Australian landmass: