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[edit] LGA's in QLD

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[edit] 25 largest Local Government Areas by population

Local Government Areas are the main units of local government in Australia. They may be termed cities, shires, councils or other names, but they all function similarly. Brisbane is the only capital city with one LGA covering a large part of its urban area.

Rank Local Government Area 2006 census results Stat. Division/District
1 Brisbane City Council, Queensland [1] 956,129 Brisbane
2 Gold Coast City Council, Queensland [2] 455,419 Gold Coast
3 Moreton Bay Regional Council, Queensland 337,846 Brisbane
* Australian Capital Territory [3]

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 324,034 Canberra
4 Sunshine Coast Regional Council, Queensland 290,026 Sunshine Coast
5 City of Blacktown, New South Wales [4] 271,709 Sydney
6 Logan City Council, Queensland 253,864 Brisbane
7 City of Casey, Victoria [5] 214,960 Melbourne
8 Sutherland Shire, New South Wales [6] 205,448 Sydney
9 City of Greater Geelong, Victoria [7] 197,479 Geelong
10 City of Wollongong, New South Wales [8] 184,212 Wollongong
11 City of Lake Macquarie, New South Wales [9] 183,138 Newcastle
12 City of Fairfield, New South Wales [10] 179,893 Sydney
13 City of Stirling, Western Australia [11] 176,872 Perth
14 City of Penrith, New South Wales [12] 172,140 Sydney
15 City of Bankstown, New South Wales [13] 170,489 Sydney
16 City of Brimbank, Victoria [14] 168,215 Melbourne
17 City of Liverpool, New South Wales [15] 164,603 Sydney
18 Townsville City Council, Queensland 164,008 Townsville
19 City of Gosford, New South Wales [16] 158,157 Sydney
20 City of Sydney, New South Wales [17] 156,571 Sydney
21 City of Monash, Victoria [18] 155,061 Melbourne
22 Toowoomba Regional Council, Queensland 151,283 Toowoomba
23 City of Boroondara, Victoria [19] 148,532 Melbourne
24 City of Joondalup, Western Australia [20] 147,126 Perth
25 Hornsby Shire, New South Wales [21] 144,692 Sydney
26 City of Onkaparinga, South Australia [22] 144,407 Adelaide
27 City of Parramatta, New South Wales [23] 143,143 Sydney
28 Cairns Regional Council, Queensland 142,723 Cairns
29 Ipswich City Council, Queensland 142,525 Brisbane
30 Baulkham Hills Shire, New South Wales [24] 138,420 Sydney
31 Redland City Council, Queensland 132,971 Brisbane
32 City of Hume, Victoria [25] 131,182 Melbourne

In comparison with these figures, the populations of the other capitals are relatively small. Darwin has 66,291[2], Melbourne 71,380[3], Hobart 47,700[4], Adelaide 16,660[5], and Perth only 11,573[6]. Most of these cities have suburban LGAs much larger than the central cities.


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