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General SA2 Level 2018 Census Results (Charles Crothers, AUT) General SA2 Level 2018 Census results (Charles Crothers, AUT) Pop 2013_2018 15_29_years_201 30_64_years_201 65_years_and_ov occupied pvt dwel unoccupied pvt SA2namet TA name Pop_Total_2018 percentChange 8 % 8 % er_2018 % 2018 dwel 2018 North Cape Far North District 1602.00 16.80 14.23 44.94 21.16 633 219 Rangaunu Far North District 2310.00 13.90 16.88 42.47 15.84 777 174 Harbour Inlets Far North Far North District 45.00 -28.60 6.67 60.00 33.33 75 3 District Karikari Peninsula Far North District 1251.00 7.50 9.83 46.28 25.90 483 657 Tangonge Far North District 1134.00 .30 15.34 45.77 16.40 393 66 Ahipara Far North District 1230.00 19.20 16.59 45.85 15.85 396 153 Kaitaia East Far North District 2388.00 20.40 20.85 38.57 13.44 768 87 Kaitaia West Far North District 3483.00 19.90 19.55 36.61 16.88 1119 105 Rangitihi Far North District 936.00 14.30 17.95 44.55 16.67 333 33 Oruru-Parapara Far North District 846.00 23.10 14.89 49.65 15.96 288 90 Taumarumaru Far North District 2193.00 21.00 11.08 40.90 31.60 882 516 Herekino-Takahue Far North District 963.00 3.90 14.64 44.86 17.13 330 105 Peria Far North District 1107.00 16.40 14.36 48.78 15.99 426 90 Taemaro-Oruaiti Far North District 867.00 30.20 13.49 49.13 19.38 282 243 Whakapaku Far North District 744.00 5.10 10.89 45.97 22.18 276 234 Hokianga North Far North District 795.00 6.90 15.09 39.25 20.00 297 114 Kohukohu- Far North District 726.00 16.30 11.57 46.28 23.14 285 81 Broadwood Whakarara Far North District 1344.00 31.00 15.40 43.75 20.31 480 231 Kaeo Far North District 1191.00 18.50 16.12 44.08 16.88 408 108 Omahuta Forest- Far North District 1056.00 18.90 15.06 43.75 16.19 333 180 Horeke Hokianga South Far North District 1236.00 -.20 13.11 42.96 22.09 450 159 Lake Manuwai- Far North District 2133.00 12.50 13.92 48.38 18.14 744 93 Kapiro Okaihau Far North District 1236.00 9.30 18.93 46.60 13.11 438 51 Rangitane- Far North District 1506.00 29.40 11.95 49.20 18.73 543 171 Purerua Waipapa Far North District 870.00 21.80 18.97 43.79 13.45 288 30 Puketotara Far North District 1677.00 21.50 13.42 49.19 17.53 603 57 Waima Forest Far North District 1095.00 25.40 19.73 42.47 11.78 321 60 Riverview Far North District 2109.00 17.80 11.66 43.24 26.46 831 84 Waipoua Forest Far North District 1215.00 17.40 13.33 42.47 26.17 510 255 Kerikeri Central Far North District 2502.00 17.50 15.83 33.69 33.33 1050 120 Kerikeri South Far North District 2553.00 21.90 12.81 43.71 26.79 981 129 Ohaeawai- Far North District 1140.00 22.20 16.05 43.95 19.74 408 54 Waimate North Puketona- Far North District 1335.00 17.10 13.48 46.97 22.47 528 99 Waitangi Ngapuhi Far North District 1797.00 31.10 20.87 47.41 11.19 465 84 Kaikohe Far North District 4437.00 15.10 20.89 36.58 11.97 1293 138 Pakaraka Far North District 666.00 20.00 14.41 50.00 13.96 222 24 Haruru Far North District 1077.00 24.20 11.98 45.40 22.56 396 69 Russell Far North District 762.00 8.50 8.66 46.06 36.22 360 231 Paihia Far North District 1512.00 17.20 20.24 43.25 22.82 579 225 Mataraua Forest Far North District 507.00 6.30 18.34 45.56 11.24 168 39 Matawaia- Far North District 1374.00 19.90 16.16 44.32 15.50 447 105 Taumarere Russell Peninsula Far North District 606.00 15.40 8.42 47.03 34.65 279 150 Opua (Far North Far North District 1137.00 12.80 9.50 48.55 31.13 513 120 District) Russell Forest- Far North District 690.00 4.50 17.83 41.74 22.17 261 198 Rawhiti Moerewa Far North District 1632.00 21.40 21.51 39.52 9.74 435 48 Kawakawa Far North District 1464.00 20.50 20.29 41.39 10.66 429 84 Maromaku Far North District 774.00 16.20 15.89 43.02 13.57 249 36 Mangakahia- Whangarei District 1923.00 17.20 19.34 46.02 11.54 630 99 Hukerenui Whangaruru Whangarei District 2520.00 20.00 15.71 46.43 17.14 879 729 Inlets other Whangarei District 9.00 -62.50 .00 33.33 33.33 15 0 Whangarei District Matarau Whangarei District 2979.00 16.70 14.60 48.14 14.90 1005 42 Hikurangi Whangarei District 1617.00 14.70 20.59 39.89 10.76 516 18 Kauri Whangarei District 1746.00 17.30 12.54 48.45 18.38 594 24 Maungatapere Whangarei District 3477.00 16.10 14.41 47.71 16.22 1197 78 Kamo West Whangarei District 2205.00 11.20 15.37 40.54 22.72 735 36 Matapouri- Whangarei District 1692.00 25.60 11.70 49.29 21.45 687 606 Tutukaka Kiripaka Whangarei District 993.00 11.80 11.48 51.66 14.20 333 36 Kamo East Whangarei District 2871.00 26.60 22.05 38.98 11.18 897 60 Granfield Reserve Whangarei District 3099.00 8.50 14.04 36.59 32.82 1170 57 Kamo Central Whangarei District 1680.00 12.40 18.21 42.68 15.36 615 42 Whau Valley Whangarei District 2799.00 10.30 17.15 40.73 23.90 1047 57 Tikipunga North Whangarei District 3003.00 43.20 18.48 33.27 23.58 1062 54 Pukenui Whangarei District 2040.00 24.50 14.12 47.35 19.71 735 39 Otangarei Whangarei District 2109.00 29.00 22.05 38.55 9.96 585 39 Tikipunga South Whangarei District 3903.00 15.20 18.99 38.36 19.06 1377 57 Kensington Whangarei District 3240.00 7.60 17.59 44.54 23.06 1398 126 (Whangarei District) Abbey Caves- Whangarei District 1329.00 16.90 13.54 48.98 17.61 459 33 Glenbervie Mairtown Whangarei District 2475.00 9.30 16.24 38.30 29.21 1089 54 Maunu-Horahora Whangarei District 3276.00 9.10 16.48 40.57 22.99 1212 90 Woodhill-Vinetown Whangarei District 2847.00 16.70 22.55 41.94 16.44 1098 96 Whangarei Central Whangarei District 954.00 25.70 17.61 50.00 18.55 384 45 Riverside Whangarei District 2085.00 16.40 18.85 45.61 18.27 825 66 Raumanga Whangarei District 3330.00 18.20 23.33 38.47 9.91 978 81 Tarewa Whangarei District 1962.00 20.00 22.94 40.98 8.10 585 36 Morningside Whangarei District 2340.00 13.20 22.56 43.85 12.44 843 57 (Whangarei District) Ngunguru Whangarei District 1164.00 26.80 11.60 45.10 20.62 474 126 Otaika-Portland Whangarei District 1338.00 16.80 17.04 48.43 14.57 447 33 Oakleigh- Whangarei District 2310.00 4.80 14.94 51.17 14.68 879 72 Mangapai Port-Limeburners Whangarei District 102.00 161.50 8.82 64.71 17.65 48 9 Pataua Whangarei District 1584.00 23.90 13.45 51.14 12.88 546 237 Onerahi Park Whangarei District 1584.00 11.60 15.34 40.72 25.38 636 39 Sherwood Rise Whangarei District 2457.00 10.40 19.66 40.42 18.44 915 51 Onerahi Whangarei District 2457.00 14.50 17.83 40.42 20.27 894 69 Inlet Whangarei Whangarei District 12.00 100.00 25.00 50.00 25.00 3 3 Harbour Parua Bay Whangarei District 2460.00 22.20 9.39 46.83 24.63 924 102 Bream Bay Whangarei District 2073.00 26.30 14.18 48.05 16.50 738 69 Marsden Bay Whangarei District 2208.00 47.80 10.60 44.02 26.22 858 195 Ruakaka Whangarei District 2586.00 28.80 16.24 42.58 21.00 978 297 Bream Head Whangarei District 1392.00 25.40 8.84 49.35 25.00 585 228 Waipu Whangarei District 2715.00 30.40 10.72 44.97 29.50 1137 597 Kaipara Coastal Kaipara District 3690.00 7.60 16.10 45.93 18.21 1404 546 Maungaru Kaipara District 1800.00 6.80 15.33 47.33 16.67 675 111 Dargaville Kaipara District 4794.00 12.80 17.52 37.23 25.72 1818 201 Ruawai-Matakohe Kaipara District 2436.00 6.40 14.16 47.78 19.70 954 333 Otamatea Kaipara District 1713.00 15.60 13.66 43.43 22.59 699 264 (Kaipara District) Maungaturoto Kaipara District 1269.00 16.50 18.44 40.19 18.20 450 48 Kaiwaka Kaipara District 2139.00 33.80 15.29 46.56 16.97 747 189 Mangawhai Rural Kaipara District 2100.00 50.20 9.86 51.71 20.57 825 291 Mangawhai Heads Kaipara District 1995.00 61.00 9.77 41.65 33.38 876 1050 Inlet Mangawhai Kaipara District .00 -999.00 .
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