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Nsw, Lga List

NSW - Jan 25 - Cumulative units per 10k

LGA

per 10k

TOTAL UNITS

RANK

Central Darling 3,893 684 1
Broken Hill 3,698 6,518 2
Bourke 3,505 829 3
Brewarrina 3,196 451 4
Narrabri 3,181 4,057 5
Walgett 3,135 1,730 6
Warrumbungle 3,060 2,824 7
Cobar 2,830 1,154 8
Coonamble 2,828 1,092 9
Byron 2,809 10,429 10
Moree Plains 2,776 3,574 11
Lismore 2,741 12,035 12
Edward River 2,726 2,298 13
Warren 2,722 703 14
Hay 2,721 770 15
Bellingen 2,703 3,577 16
Federation 2,694 3,486 17
Narromine 2,646 1,705 18
Greater Hume 2,615 2,993 19
Lachlan 2,601 1,599 20
Richmond Valley 2,583 6,122 21
Ballina 2,568 12,139 22
Coolamon 2,561 1,165 23
Tweed 2,532 25,057 24
Bland 2,476 1,353 25
Gilgandra 2,467 1,063 26
Clarence Valley 2,453 13,568 27
Dubbo 2,422 13,699 28
Eurobodalla 2,397 9,807 29
Weddin 2,353 851 30
Parkes 2,335 3,329 31
Kempsey 2,324 7,311 32
Murrumbidgee 2,284 824 33
Nambucca Valley 2,280 4,736 34
Port Macquarie-Hastings 2,267 20,313 35
Bogan 2,231 540 36
Berrigan 2,227 1,925 37
Cootamundra-Gundagai 2,214 2,529 38
Gwydir 2,188 1,081 39
Maitland 2,188 20,994 40
Kyogle 2,177 2,061 41
Mid-Coast 2,113 20,693 42
Wentworth 2,108 1,621 43
Bega Valley 2,087 7,570 44
Cowra 2,050 2,595 45
Port Stephens 2,050 15,937 46
Shoalhaven 2,037 22,383 47
Yass Valley 2,031 3,550 48
Hilltops 2,023 3,896 49
Snowy Valleys 2,022 3,020 50
Mid-Western 1,994 5,169 51
Coffs Harbour 1,991 16,023 52
Murray River 1,986 2,646 53
Glen Innes Severn 1,974 1,774 54
Inverell 1,971 3,560 55
Walcha 1,937 575 56
Lockhart 1,917 651 57
Liverpool Plains 1,908 1,463 58
Goulburn Mulwaree 1,897 6,206 59
Albury 1,893 10,888 60
Orange 1,883 8,331 61
Wingecarribee 1,875 9,960 62
Forbes 1,852 1,722 63
Narrandera 1,841 1,048 64
Temora 1,836 1,107 65
Gunnedah 1,834 2,436 66
Kiama 1,832 4,213 67
Tenterfield 1,824 1,272 68
Balranald 1,807 398 69
Armidale 1,792 5,303 70
Blayney 1,773 1,355 71
Upper Hunter 1,772 2,540 72
Upper Lachlan 1,768 1,539 73
Queanbeyan-Palerang 1,742 11,385 74
Leeton 1,729 1,976 75
Tamworth 1,728 11,276 76
Blue Mountains 1,721 13,504 77
Bathurst 1,711 7,632 78
Lithgow 1,667 3,454 79
Wagga Wagga 1,653 11,360 80
Dungog 1,645 1,607 81
Snowy Monaro 1,642 3,634 82
Cabonne 1,628 2,260 83
Griffith 1,624 4,405 84
Uralla 1,601 968 85
Cessnock 1,588 10,731 86
Singleton 1,581 4,006 87
Hawkesbury 1,566 10,672 88
Muswellbrook 1,553 2,606 89
Lake Macquarie 1,540 33,767 90
The Hills 1,533 31,879 91
Shellharbour 1,522 12,136 92
Camden 1,520 20,485 93
Oberon 1,498 839 94
Campbelltown 1,472 27,195 95
Central Coast 1,448 50,963 96
Blacktown 1,439 61,334 97
Wollondilly 1,365 7,865 98
Penrith 1,344 30,173 99
Junee 1,235 805 100
Liverpool 1,234 30,567 101
Newcastle 1,208 21,054 102
Carrathool 1,204 333 103
Wollongong 1,173 25,715 104
Fairfield 925 19,402 105
Ku-ring-gai 921 11,692 106
Sutherland 912 21,431 107
Hornsby 880 13,564 108
Northern Beaches 822 22,036 109
Cumberland 700 17,183 110
Canterbury-Bankstown 648 24,597 111
Georges River 638 10,085 112
Ryde 632 8,574 113
Burwood 547 2,323 114
Lane Cove 531 2,206 115
Randwick 506 7,184 116
Hunters Hill 506 710 117
Parramatta 505 13,586 118
Inner West 501 9,437 119
Mosman 481 1,398 120
Canada Bay 477 4,357 121
Willoughby 468 3,645 122
Woollahra 439 2,402 123
Unincorporated NSW 424 43 124
Bayside 377 6,890 125
Strathfield 373 1,783 126
North Sydney 310 2,235 127
Waverley 292 2,086 128
Sydney 129 2,983 129
Unknown NSW - 190 -

Source: CER via OnlyFacts | Updated: 19-02-25 | License: CC BY 4.0

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