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WESTERN AUSTRALIA, Statistical Divisions 2525252525252525 25 WESTERN AUSTRALIA, Statistical Divisions KununurraKununurraKununurra 4545 KimberleyKimberley DerbyDerby BroomeBroomeBroome PortPortPort Hedland HedlandHedland KarrathaKarrathaKarratha 4040 ExmouthExmouthExmouth PilbaraPilbara TomTomTom Price PricePrice NewmanNewman CarnarvonCarnarvon 3535 CentralCentral 3030 GeraldtonGeraldton 3030 SouthSouth EasternEastern MooraMoora 2525 KalgoorlieKalgoorlieKalgoorlie MidlandsMidlands NorthamNortham 0505 MerredinMerredin PerthPerth 2020 NarroginNarrogin UpperUpper GreatGreat SouthernSouthern BunburyBunburyBunbury EsperanceEsperanceEsperance MargaretMargaret River River KatanningKatanningKatanning ManjimupManjimup 1010 1010 AlbanyAlbanyAlbany 15 0 500 SouthSouth WestWest 1515 LowerLower GreatGreat SouthernSouthern Kilometres 192 ABS • AUSTRALIAN STANDARD GEOGRAPHICAL CLASSIFICATION (ASGC) • 1216.0 • JUL 2006 WESTERN AUSTRALIA, Perth Statistical Division Hwy Northern Great 05150515 NorthNorth MetropolitanMetropolitan Wanneroo 05100510 EastEast MetropolitanMetropolitan IndianIndianIndianIndian OceanOceanOceanOcean EastEast MetropolitanMetropolitan 05050505 MundaringMundaring CentralCentral MetropolitanMetropolitan HelenaHelena RiverRiver RottnestRottnestRottnest IslandIslandIsland RottnestRottnestRottnest IslandIslandIsland 0505 ReservoirReservoirReservoirReservoir PerthPerth SwanSwanSwan RiverRiverRiver 05200520 SouthSouth WestWest MetropolitanMetropolitan Bedfordale GardenGardenGarden IslandIslandIsland LakeLakeLake CooloongupCooloongupCooloongupCooloongup 05250525 LakeLakeLake SouthSouth EastEast MetropolitanMetropolitan WalyungupWalyungupWalyungupWalyungup Albany Hwy Hwy 05050505 StatisticalStatistical SubdivisionSubdivision CentralCentral MetropolitanMetropolitan Western 0 20 0505 StatisticalStatistical DivisionDivision Statistical Division PerthPerth South Kilometres ABS • AUSTRALIAN STANDARD GEOGRAPHICAL CLASSIFICATION (ASGC) • 1216.0 • JUL 2006 193 WESTERN AUSTRALIA, Statistical Subdivisions and Statistical Local Areas Local Statistical and Subdivisions Statistical AUSTRALIA, WESTERN 194 Inset ABS ABS • AUSTRALIAN STANDARD GEOGRAPHICAL CLASSIFICATION (ASGC) (ASGC) CLASSIFICATION GEOGRAPHICAL STANDARD AUSTRALIAN 15101510 AlbanyAlbanyAlbany (C)(C)(C) BalBalBal KingKing Wyndham-East Kimberley (S) AlbanyAlbanyAlbany (C)(C)(C) --- CentralCentralCentral 45054505 Derby-West Kimberley (S) OrdOrd 0 10 45104510 FitzroyFitzroy Kilometres Broome (S) Halls Creek (S) (Roebourne(Roebourne(Roebourne(Roebourne (S))(S))(S))(S)) PortPortPort HedlandHedland (T)(T) • 1216.0 1216.0 Roebourne (S) 40054005 (Ashburton(Ashburton(Ashburton(Ashburton (S))(S))(S))(S)) DeDe GreyGrey • 40104010 JUL JUL 2006 40104010 FortescueFortescue East Pilbara (S) Exmouth (S) Ashburton (S) Carnarvon (S) Upper Gascoyne (S) Ngaanyatjarraku (S) (Carnarvon(Carnarvon(Carnarvon(Carnarvon (S))(S))(S))(S)) Meekatharra (S) Wiluna (S) 35053505 GascoyneGascoyne WESTERN AUSTRALIA, Statistical Subdivisions and Statistical Local Areas Local Statistical and Subdivisions Statistical AUSTRALIA, WESTERN 35103510 CarnegieCarnegie Shark Bay (S) Murchison (S) 35153515 GreenoughGreenough RiverRiver Cue (S) Northampton (S) Laverton (S) Sandstone (S) Mount Magnet (S) 30053005 Leonora (S) LefroyLefroy ABS ABS Mullewa (S) • GeraldtonGeraldton (C)(C) AUSTRALIAN STANDARD GEOGRAPHICAL CLASSIFICATION (ASGC) (ASGC) CLASSIFICATION GEOGRAPHICAL STANDARD AUSTRALIAN Yalgoo (S) Menzies (S) 30013001 Kalgoorlie/BoulderKalgoorlie/Boulder CityCity PartPart AA Kalgoorlie/Boulder (C) - Pt B Yilgarn Kalgoorlie/Boulder (C) - Pt A (S) SeeSee EnlargementEnlargement 11 Coolgardie (S) Dundas (S) 30103010 Kondinin (S) JohnstonJohnstonJohnston LakeLakeLake GraceGraceGrace (S)(S)(S)(S) Esperance (S) Ravensthorpe (S) • 1216.0 1216.0 PlantagenetPlantagenetPlantagenet (S)(S)(S) CranbrookCranbrook (S)(S) StatisticalStatistical LocalLocal AreaArea PlantagenetPlantagenetPlantagenet (S)(S)(S) NannupNannup (S)(S) ManjimupManjimup NannupNannup (S)(S) Plantagenet (S) JerramungupJerramungupJerramungupJerramungup (S)(S)(S)(S) 15101510 (S)(S)(S)(S) 15101510 • AlbanyAlbanyAlbany (C)(C)(C) BalBalBal KingKing JUL JUL 2006 KingKing 10201020 Statistical Subdivision KingKing BlackwoodBlackwood Blackwood SeeSee InsetInset 15101510 DenmarkDenmark (S)(S) KingKing 0 500 195 Kilometres WESTERN AUSTRALIA, Statistical Subdivisions and Statistical Local Areas: Areas: Local Statistical and Subdivisions Statistical AUSTRALIA, WESTERN Mount Magnet (S) 196 Chapman Valley (S) 35033503 Mullewa (S) GeraldtonGeraldton GeraldtonGeraldton Greenough ABS ABS (S) - Pt A 35153515 • GreenoughGreenough RiverRiver AUSTRALIAN STANDARD GEOGRAPHICAL CLASSIFICATION (ASGC) (ASGC) CLASSIFICATION GEOGRAPHICAL STANDARD AUSTRALIAN GreenoughGreenough RiverRiver GeraldtonGeraldton (C)(C) GreenoughGreenough RiverRiver Yalgoo (S) Sandstone (S) Greenough (S) - Pt B 35103510 CarnegieCarnegie Morawa (S) CarnegieCarnegie Mingenew (S) Irwin (S) Menzies (S) Perenjori (S) Three Springs (S) 30053005 LefroyLefroy Carnamah (S) Coorow (S) Mount Marshall (S) Dalwallinu (S) • 1216.0 1216.0 • Moora (S) JUL JUL 2006 Dandaragan (S) Mukinbudin (S) 1 Enlargement Koorda (S) Wongan-Ballidu (S) 25152515 25052505 CampionCampion MooreMoore MooreMoore 25102510 AvonAvon Victoria Plains (S) Westonia (S) Dowerin (S) Trayning (S) Wyalkatchem (S) Nungarin (S) Gingin (S) Yilgarn (S) Chittering Goomalling (S) (S) WESTERN AUSTRALIA, Statistical Subdivisions and Statistical Local Areas: Areas: Local Statistical and Subdivisions Statistical AUSTRALIA, WESTERN WannerooWanneroo (C)(C) -- North-EastNorth-East Toodyay (S) Merredin (S) Northam (T) Cunderdin (S) Kellerberrin (S) WannerooWanneroo (C)(C) -- North-WestNorth-West Tammin (S) Swan (C) JoondalupJoondalupJoondalupJoondalup (C)(C)(C)(C) ---- NorthNorthNorthNorth Northam (S) Mundaring York (S) CockburnCockburn (C)(C) SeeSee (S) Bruce Rock (S) Quairading (S) EnlargementEnlargement Narembeen (S) 22 Beverley (S) ABS ABS • YorkYorkYork (S)(S)(S) AUSTRALIAN STANDARD GEOGRAPHICAL CLASSIFICATION (ASGC) (ASGC) CLASSIFICATION GEOGRAPHICAL STANDARD AUSTRALIAN Statistical Local Area Serpentine- Brookton (S) Corrigin (S) 25102510 Jarrahdale (S) Kondinin (S) AvonAvon Statistical Subdivision AvonAvon MandurahMandurah (C)(C) Pingelly (S) 10011001 Wandering (S) MandurahMandurah 20102010 0 100 Kulin (S) Murray (S) Cuballing (S) Wickepin (S) LakesLakes Waroona (S) Boddington (S) Kilometres Narrogin (T) Harvey (S) - Pt B Williams (S) Narrogin (S) Lake Grace (S) DardanupDardanup (S)(S) -- PtPt AA HarveyHarvey (S)(S) -- PtPt AA HarveyHarvey (S)(S) -- PtPt AA Collie (S) 20052005 10031003 20052005 HothamHotham Dumbleyung (S) BunburyBunbury Wagin (S) 10101010 BunburyBunbury (C)(C) PrestonPreston Dardanup West Arthur (S) CapelCapel (S)(S) -- PtPt AA (S) - Pt B Capel Kent (S) 1 Enlargement (S) - Pt B Woodanilling (S) Donnybrook- Balingup (S) Katanning (S) Busselton (S) 15051505 • 1216.0 1216.0 PallinupPallinup 10151015 Boyup Brook (S) Broomehill (S) VasseVasse Kojonup (S) Bridgetown- • Augusta-Margaret Greenbushes (S) JUL JUL 2006 River (S) Jerramungup (S) Tambellup (S) Gnowangerup (S) Nannup (S) 10201020 BlackwoodBlackwood 197 Manjimup (S) Cranbrook (S) WESTERN AUSTRALIA, Statistical Subdivisions and Statistical Local Area: Enlargement 2 Wanneroo (C) - North-East 05100510 Joondalup (C) - South EastEast MetropolitanMetropolitan Wanneroo (C) - South 05150515 NorthNorth MetropolitanMetropolitan Swan (C) Stirling (C) - Central Stirling (C) - Coastal Mundaring (S) Stirling (C) - South-Eastern Bayswater (C) Bassendean (T) 05050505 Vincent (T) CentralCentral MetropolitanMetropolitan Cambridge (T) Subiaco Nedlands (C) (C) Belmont (C) ClaremontClaremont (T)(T) Perth (C) - Perth (C) - Remainder Inner CCCoootttttttteeesssllllolooeee ((((TTT)))) Victoria Park (T) South Kalamunda (S) PeppermintPeppermintPeppermint GroveGroveGrove (S)(S)(S) Perth (C) MosmanMosman ParkPark (T)(T) EastEastEast FremantleFremantleFremantle (T)(T)(T) (Fremantle(Fremantle(Fremantle(Fremantle (C)(C)(C)(C) ---- Remainder)Remainder)Remainder)Remainder) Canning (C) Fremantle Melville (C) (C) - Remainder Gosnells (C) FremantleFremantleFremantle (C)(C)(C) --- InnerInnerInner 05250525 SouthSouth EastEast MetropolitanMetropolitan Cockburn (C) (Cockburn(Cockburn(Cockburn(Cockburn (C))(C))(C))(C)) 05200520 Armadale (C) SouthSouth WestWest MetropolitanMetropolitan (Rockingham(Rockingham(Rockingham(Rockingham (C))(C))(C))(C)) Serpentine-Jarrahdale (S) Kwinana (T) SubiacoSubiaco (C)(C) StatisticalStatistical LocalLocal AreaArea SubiacoSubiaco (C)(C) 05050505 StatisticalStatistical SubdivisionSubdivision CentralCentral MetropolitanMetropolitan Rockingham (C) 0 10 Kilometres 198 ABS • AUSTRALIAN STANDARD GEOGRAPHICAL CLASSIFICATION (ASGC) • 1216.0 • JUL 2006.
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