Cities
Australia has around five cities which have over one million people, which is significant for a small population. Some are amongst the most important and global cities in the world.
Largest populated areas in Australia |
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Rank | City Name | State | Pop. | Rank | City Name | State | Pop. |
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1 | Sydney | NSW | 4,605,992 | 11 | Greater Hobart | TAS | 216,276 | ||||
2 | Melbourne | VIC | 4,169,103 | 12 | Geelong | VIC | 174,087 | ||||
3 | Brisbane | QLD | 2,146,577 | 13 | Townsville | QLD | 167,636 | ||||
4 | Perth | WA | 1,832,114 | 14 | Cairns | QLD | 146,477 | ||||
5 | Adelaide | SA | 1,262,940 | 15 | Darwin | NT | 129,062 | ||||
6 | Gold Coast-Tweed | QLD / NSW | 576,747 | 16 | Toowoomba | QLD | 125,265 | ||||
7 | Newcastle | NSW | 540,002 | 17 | Launceston | TAS | 107,746 | ||||
8 | Canberra-Queanbeyan | ACT / NSW | 418,292 | 18 | Albury-Wodonga | NSW / VIC | 103,209 | ||||
9 | Wollongong | NSW | 288,101 | 19 | Ballarat | VIC | 95,007 | ||||
10 | Sunshine Coast | QLD | 241,643 | 20 | Bendigo | VIC | 89,666 |
Read more about this topic: Demographics Of Australia
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