As the sixth largest country in the world, Australia spans a staggering 7.7 million square kilometres – that's 770 million hectares – with land ownership in the giant nation split between indigenous communities, the state, and private individuals and companies. As much as 62.7% of Australia is privately owned, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics. Click or scroll through as we look at 50 of the top landowners, from families that have farmed their land for generations to major multinational companies wanting to get in on the world of Aussie agriculture.