The most detailed map of Australian population density ever

[glenc (Glen)]

This might help you get away from it all
http://www.theguardian.com/news/data...n-density-ever

[pluto (Hugh)]

That's really interesting, thanks for posting

[Robh (Rob)]

Hi Glen,

Interesting visual representation!
There must be a lower limit. Otherwise, all of central Australia would be yellow.
In the reference, they list it as no population.

Regards, Rob

[mithrandir (Andrew)]

Generally speaking ABS does not release figures for census data where the numbers in a collector's district are small enough that it might identify individuals. Such collector's districts are aggregated until they will be anonymous. This may be leading to areas being shown as zero population when there are in fact a small number of persons.

[blink138 (Pat)]

it is interesting but i want to know where EXACTLY are those blackbits!
no towns or landmarks listed
pat

[michaellxv (Michael)]

On the other hand, overseas readers would look and wonder at all that apparently empty land. Even Tassie has empty spaces

I'm just glad there are no red spots anywhere near me.

[AstralTraveller (David)]

Originally Posted by blink138

it is interesting but i want to know where EXACTLY are those blackbits!
no towns or landmarks listed
pat

Which ones? Around Sydney you can easily pick out the nat parks and wilderness areas. I can also see the great empty area of the Vic high country where I will spend my holidays. Yeah!

Topography, including rivers and dams, is shown so working things out isn't too hard if you know the area a bit.