Data

Nsw, Lga List

Jan 2024 - EV % of Total

RANK

LGA

EV

TOTAL

%

1 Hunters Hill 212 6,786 3.1%
2 Woollahra 1,328 44,458 3.0%
3 Mosman 568 19,400 2.9%
4 Willoughby 1,131 40,523 2.8%
5 Ku-ring-gai 2,584 93,823 2.8%
6 Lane Cove 531 22,242 2.4%
7 Sydney 2,811 118,614 2.4%
8 North Sydney 1,230 55,378 2.2%
9 Waverley 721 33,560 2.1%
10 Ryde 1,896 93,627 2.0%
11 Inner West 2,005 108,001 1.9%
12 The Hills 2,880 159,949 1.8%
13 Strathfield 496 28,783 1.7%
14 Canada Bay 945 59,046 1.6%
15 Hornsby 1,313 91,699 1.4%
16 Randwick 1,238 88,514 1.4%
17 Northern Beaches 2,778 199,048 1.4%
18 Bayside 1,633 125,579 1.3%
19 Parramatta 1,911 148,807 1.3%
20 Byron 447 35,298 1.3%
21 Burwood 330 29,645 1.1%
22 Newcastle 1,463 144,150 1.0%
23 Georges River 955 94,528 1.0%
24 Sutherland 1,619 176,989 0.9%
25 Blue Mountains 563 62,329 0.9%
26 Queanbeyan-Palerang 564 62,782 0.9%
27 Blacktown 2,458 277,603 0.9%
28 Yass Valley 135 15,861 0.9%
29 Kiama 167 20,311 0.8%
30 Wingecarribee 392 51,448 0.8%
31 Wollongong 1,143 167,789 0.7%
32 Cumberland 1,098 173,008 0.6%
33 Ballina 242 38,135 0.6%
34 Campbelltown 751 127,214 0.6%
35 Canterbury-Bankstown 1,475 250,058 0.6%
36 Liverpool 1,078 183,044 0.6%
37 Camden 619 106,735 0.6%
38 Tweed 403 70,231 0.6%
39 Central Coast 1,488 288,499 0.5%
40 Lake Macquarie 771 175,286 0.4%
41 Bellingen 56 13,177 0.4%
42 Penrith 711 170,735 0.4%
43 Fairfield 594 144,131 0.4%
44 Bega Valley 134 32,516 0.4%
45 Eurobodalla 172 42,135 0.4%
46 Shellharbour 275 67,816 0.4%
47 Lismore 163 41,156 0.4%
48 Orange 172 44,074 0.4%
49 Port Stephens 262 67,415 0.4%
50 Shoalhaven 387 101,592 0.4%
51 Port Macquarie-Hastings 290 78,506 0.4%
52 Albury 163 45,019 0.4%
53 Coffs Harbour 236 69,902 0.3%
54 Goulburn Mulwaree 125 37,594 0.3%
55 Snowy Monaro 73 22,193 0.3%
56 Wollondilly 129 39,241 0.3%
57 Maitland 347 105,641 0.3%
58 Hawkesbury 213 70,552 0.3%
59 Dungog 21 7,464 0.3%
60 Bathurst 118 42,539 0.3%
61 Greater Hume 30 11,979 0.3%
62 Lithgow 49 19,703 0.2%
63 Mid-Coast 199 84,311 0.2%
64 Wagga Wagga 147 62,563 0.2%
65 Blayney 18 7,915 0.2%
66 Nambucca Valley 37 17,683 0.2%
67 Armidale 51 25,355 0.2%
68 Upper Lachlan 16 8,356 0.2%
69 Glen Innes Severn 16 8,577 0.2%
70 Cessnock 96 52,467 0.2%
71 Oberon 9 5,251 0.2%
72 Tamworth 102 59,512 0.2%
73 Junee 7 4,160 0.2%
74 Clarence Valley 82 49,122 0.2%
75 Cabonne 17 10,250 0.2%
76 Dubbo 85 51,358 0.2%
77 Singleton 41 25,150 0.2%
78 Murrumbidgee 6 3,963 0.2%
79 Hilltops 30 21,358 0.1%
80 Temora 8 5,791 0.1%
81 Mid-Western 36 27,722 0.1%
82 Kempsey 40 31,300 0.1%
83 Murray River 8 6,956 0.1%
84 Upper Hunter 16 14,263 0.1%
85 Gunnedah 14 12,488 0.1%
86 Berrigan 7 6,297 0.1%
87 Richmond Valley 22 20,108 0.1%
88 Uralla 5 4,708 0.1%
89 Tenterfield 5 4,849 0.1%
90 Federation 11 10,853 0.1%
91 Cowra 12 12,038 0.1%
92 Narromine 6 6,049 0.1%
93 Muswellbrook 16 16,349 0.1%
94 Snowy Valleys 14 14,338 0.1%
95 Griffith 24 26,407 0.1%
96 Coonamble 3 3,656 0.1%
97 Gilgandra 3 3,687 0.1%
98 Walcha 3 3,981 0.1%
99 Broken Hill 11 14,663 0.1%
100 Kyogle 5 6,721 0.1%
101 Leeton 8 10,922 0.1%
102 Edward River 7 9,589 0.1%
103 Gwydir 3 4,267 0.1%
104 Narrabri 9 13,182 0.1%
105 Parkes 10 14,813 0.1%
106 Narrandera 3 4,810 0.1%
107 Cootamundra-Gundagai 7 11,368 0.1%
108 Wentworth 3 5,352 0.1%
109 Forbes 5 9,213 0.1%
110 Coolamon 3 5,859 0.1%
111 Liverpool Plains 3 7,974 0.0%
112 Warrumbungle 3 9,470 0.0%
113 Moree Plains 3 11,074 0.0%
114 Inverell 3 15,918 0.0%
115 Bland 0 6,768 0.0%
115 Lachlan 0 5,688 0.0%
115 Walgett 0 5,521 0.0%
115 Weddin 0 3,966 0.0%
115 Cobar 0 3,534 0.0%
115 Hay 0 3,314 0.0%
115 Lockhart 0 2,806 0.0%
115 Warren 0 2,473 0.0%
115 Bogan 0 2,382 0.0%
115 Bourke 0 2,213 0.0%
115 Balranald 0 1,807 0.0%
115 Carrathool 0 1,524 0.0%
115 Central Darling 0 1,340 0.0%
115 Brewarrina 0 985 0.0%
- Unincorporated NSW 12 254 4.7%
- Unknown NSW 18 1,420 1.3%

Source: BITRE via OnlyFacts | Updated: 01-08-24 | License: CC BY 4.0

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