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The Main Map displays the Franchise Territories broken down by Local Government Areas (LGAs) upon which Franchises are based.

Click here for the list of individual LGA population figures.

Click a Franchise's marker for basic information. Use the navigation bar to the left to view a map, population figures and suburbs covered in each franchise.

FACTS AND FIGURES

Melbourne's Growth

At June 2008, there were almost four million people residing in the Melbourne SD, an increase of approximately 75,000 people (some 2.0%) since June 2007. Melbourne SD experienced the largest growth of all Australian capital city SDs for the year to June 2008.

Melbourne SD accounted for over 80% of Victoria's population growth between June 2007 and June 2008, and was home to more than 72% of Victoria's population.

Outer Suburban Growth

Victoria's largest population growth continued to occur in the outer suburban fringes of the Melbourne SD. Wyndham, located to the south-west of Melbourne's city centre, experienced the largest increase of Victorian LGAs (Local Government Areas), increasing by 8,900 people in 2007 - 08. Almost half of this growth occurred in the SLA of Wyndham - North.

Casey, located to the south-east of Melbourne city, experienced the second-largest growth of Victorian LGAs in 2007-08, increasing by approximately 8,000 people, followed by Melton, west of Melbourne city, which increased by approximately 6,000 people.

Wyndham also experienced the fastest growth (7.2%) of all Victorian LGAs. Other LGAs on the suburban fringes of Melbourne that grew quickly included Melton (7.0%), Cardinia (5.5%), which is south-east of Melbourne city, and Whittlesea (4.0%) to the north.

Information sources are 2006 & 2007 - Australian Bureau of Statistics - ABS Census 2006 (and updates). 2016 - DSE, Victoria in Future 2004 – Projections based on 2001 Census. All population figures quoted are based on the ABS's 2006 Census results.