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Chapter 2 | Transport and the economy Table 2.6a Australian population, by state/territory—capital city Financial year NSW VIC QLD SA WA TAS NT ACT 7, 8 1970–71 2 977 300 2 515 400 891 100 850 700 711 800 153 100 37 100 160 800 1971–72 3 017 700 2 559 000 915 900 864 100 734 700 153 800 39 900 174 150 1972–73 3 040 800 2 597 200 941 800 877 800 751 700 155 500 42 800 185 100 1973–74 3 063 300 2 632 100 967 400 892 700 775 000 157 800 46 700 197 400 1974–75 3 082 500 2 658 800 979 000 905 100 799 600 160 600 25 700 209 900 1975–76 3 143 800 2 723 700 1 000 900 924 000 832 800 164 400 44 200 226 500 1976–77 3 168 100 2 740 800 1 012 200 934 200 851 800 165 800 232 600 1977–78 3 197 700 2 757 200 1 028 300 942 900 869 000 167 300 236 900 1978–79 3 226 800 2 771 000 1 046 400 944 800 882 900 168 400 239 700 1979–80 3 257 500 2 787 400 1 063 300 948 000 899 400 169 400 243 200 1980–81 3 279 500 2 806 300 1 096 200 953 700 922 000 171 100 56 400 246 500 1981–82 3 318 700 2 833 800 1 128 700 962 500 952 400 172 200 61 800 252 100 1982–83 3 350 700 2 861 700 1 148 300 973 400 976 800 173 400 65 100 258 400 1983–84 3 382 900 2 884 600 1 161 200 984 300 995 600 175 500 68 900 265 200 1984–85 3 425 200 2 909 100 1 176 500 994 000 1 018 200 177 500 72 200 272 300 1985–86 3 471 567 2 966 901 1 217 348 1 003 548 1 050 120 182 071 75 360 257 852 1986–87 3 528 486 3 003 582 1 238 378 1 011 904 1 079 603 183 321 77 047 264 405 1987–88 3 590 980 3 042 608 1 264 491 1 021 117 1 110 469 184 186 75 888 271 044 1988–89 3 622 859 3 085 580 1 300 218 1 033 471 1 147 375 185 938 76 025 275 334 1989–90 3 643 660 3 125 919 1 330 879 1 044 602 1 175 362 189 039 76 542 281 099 1990–91 9 3 672 855 3 155 576 1 357 993 1 056 561 1 188 762 190 739 86 415 288 195 1991–92 3 710 168 3 182 441 1 388 383 1 065 647 1 207 350 192 439 87 836 293 554 1992–93 3 734 809 3 197 927 1 422 783 1 068 616 1 225 552 193 627 89 908 298 222 1993–94 3 769 641 3 213 021 1 455 195 1 071 672 1 246 266 194 519 91 133 301 131 1994–95 3 821 233 3 243 707 1 486 730 1 074 679 1 271 738 195 026 93 238 304 463 1995–96 10 3 881 136 3 283 278 1 500 803 1 078 437 1 295 092 195 718 95 829 307 917 1996–97 3 928 658 3 309 601 1 524 315 1 083 906 1 316 274 195 976 98 891 308 700 1997–98 3 969 649 3 342 230 1 548 584 1 090 526 1 334 992 195 913 101 165 309 539 1998–99 4 019 954 3 379 714 1 572 204 1 096 934 1 355 373 196 011 103 064 311 967 1999–00 4 069 093 3 422 722 1 598 585 1 102 445 1 372 947 196 468 105 113 314 848 2000–01 4 128 272 3 471 625 1 629 133 1 107 986 1 393 002 197 282 106 842 318 939 2001–02 4 163 892 3 524 302 1 667 060 1 115 003 1 413 725 197 964 107 456 322 335 2002–03 4 192 689 3 578 162 1 709 042 1 121 759 1 435 802 199 904 107 471 325 396 2003–04 4 217 342 3 627 208 1 749 453 1 127 213 1 460 471 202 160 108 645 327 240 2004–05 4 247 556 3 682 067 1 786 079 1 134 579 1 486 125 203 567 111 309 329 950 2005–06 4 284 379 3 744 373 1 820 400 1 146 119 1 519 510 205 566 114 368 333 940 2006–07 4 336 374 3 806 092 1 857 594 1 158 259 1 554 769 207 484 117 395 339 573 7, 8, 9, 10. See End Notes. Source: ABS (2008j), Regional Population Growth, Australia (ABS cat. no. 3218.0). 15
BITRE | Australian transport statistics yearbook 2009 Table 2.6b Australian population, by state/territory—rest of state 11 Financial year NSW VIC QLD SA WA TAS NT ACT 7, 8 1970–71 1 748 203 1 085 952 960 385 349 414 342 034 244 973 48 635 1971–72 1 777 406 1 102 254 982 578 350 528 347 317 246 508 52 181 1972–73 1 801 098 1 110 453 1 010 151 350 675 349 341 247 587 54 327 1973–74 1 830 753 1 123 626 1 040 940 348 838 352 598 248 351 56 224 1974–75 1 849 516 1 128 641 1 072 362 360 164 355 348 249 488 67 169 1975–76 1 815 788 1 086 726 1 091 475 350 070 345 542 247 914 54 028 1976–77 1 833 788 1 096 564 1 117 639 351 919 352 566 249 232 1977–78 1 856 090 1 106 559 1 143 747 353 305 358 851 250 342 1978–79 1 884 330 1 115 406 1 168 371 356 309 363 711 252 356 1979–80 1 914 027 1 126 903 1 202 635 360 397 369 668 254 190 1980–81 1 955 389 1 140 617 1 249 008 365 069 378 056 256 124 66 216 1981–82 1 984 880 1 159 070 1 295 886 368 608 386 499 257 645 68 514 1982–83 2 002 259 1 174 002 1 333 982 372 375 392 250 259 405 70 816 1983–84 2 019 829 1 191 892 1 362 659 375 748 395 637 262 260 73 254 1984–85 2 039 312 1 210 968 1 394 718 377 197 400 364 265 328 76 336 1985–86 2 059 959 1 193 955 1 407 247 379 002 408 899 264 402 79 061 1986–87 2 088 250 1 206 529 1 436 729 380 860 416 645 265 905 81 158 1987–88 2 116 329 1 219 961 1 475 416 383 792 424 698 266 962 83 138 1988–89 2 153 424 1 234 584 1 527 419 385 558 431 059 269 320 85 154 1989–90 2 190 361 1 252 673 1 568 404 387 454 437 687 273 149 87 186 1990–91 9 2 225 876 1 264 797 1 602 958 389 738 447 305 276 063 79 078 1 125 1991–92 2 252 401 1 272 561 1 641 567 390 865 450 695 277 387 80 250 1 120 1992–93 2 270 071 1 274 460 1 687 005 392 058 452 117 278 032 80 826 1 080 1993–94 2 290 549 1 274 549 1 731 918 394 466 456 743 278 420 82 242 355 1994–95 2 305 748 1 273 680 1 778 379 394 750 462 049 278 647 84 314 342 1995–96 10 2 323 592 1 276 877 1 837 887 395 816 470 164 278 725 86 014 334 1996–97 2 348 303 1 287 600 1 870 356 397 451 478 718 277 629 88 021 342 1997–98 2 369 422 1 295 590 1 899 141 399 026 487 676 276 054 88 715 349 1998–99 2 391 416 1 306 688 1 929 217 400 885 494 360 275 419 89 671 359 1999–00 2 417 120 1 318 617 1 962 952 402 593 501 512 274 941 90 448 367 2000–01 2 446 945 1 333 101 1 999 813 403 742 508 157 274 513 90 926 378 2001–02 2 465 937 1 339 244 2 047 877 406 116 511 916 274 835 91 986 360 2002–03 2 481 683 1 346 307 2 100 522 409 500 516 570 277 775 92 636 323 2003–04 2 493 150 1 355 848 2 152 358 413 186 521 535 280 639 93 511 322 2004–05 2 510 716 1 368 453 2 210 485 417 944 530 270 282 813 95 184 303 2005–06 2 532 803 1 383 937 2 271 146 422 085 539 535 284 356 96 306 285 2006–07 2 552 698 1 399 124 2 324 468 426 254 551 014 285 857 97 580 292 7, 8, 9, 10, 11. See End Notes. Source: ABS (2008j), Regional Population Growth, Australia (ABS cat. no. 3218.0). 16
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