Australian Bureau of Statistics

CENSUS OF POPULATION AND HOUSING, 30 JUNE 1981

PERSONS AND DWELLINGS IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREASAND URBAN CENTRES

WESTERN AUSTRALIA

R. J. CAMERON

Australian Statistician

AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS A.B.S. CATALOGUE NO. 2405.0

C Commonwealth of Australia 1982

Printed by C. J. THoMPsoN. Commonwealth Government Printer, Canberra

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CONTENTS

Table Page

Explanatory notes I

I. Number of persons and dwellings : Local Government Areas in alphabetical order, Western Australia,Censuses 1981 and 1976 4

2. Number of persons : Local Government Areas within Statistical Divisions, Western Australia,Censuses 1981 and 1976 6

3a. Number of dwellings : Local Government Areas within Statistical Divisions, Western Australia,Censuses 1981 and 1976 12

3b. Number of dwellings : Statistical Subdivisions and Divisions, Western Australia, Census 1981 184. Occupancy ratio and persons in occupied private dwellings : Local Government Areas in alphabetical

order, Western Australia, Censuses 1981 and 1976 215. Number of persons : Urban Centres and Bounded Rural Localities in alphabetical order, Western

Australia, Censuses 1981 and 1976 236. Number of persons and dwellings : Urban Centres and Bounded Rural Localities in size order, Western

Australia, Censuses 1981 and 1976 267. Distribution of persons and Urban Centres by size of Urban Centre, Western Australia, Censuses 1981

and 1976 28

APPENDIXES

A. Major changes to Statistical Divisions, Statistical Subdivisions and Districts, Local Government Areasand Urban Centres, Western Australia, 1976 to 1981 29

B. Copy of Householder's Schedule, Census 1981 30C. List of contact points 42D. Maps of Western Australia showing Statistical Divisions and Districts and Local Government Areas,

Census 1981

EXPLANATORY NOTES

IntroductionThis publication is one of a series presenting final

person and dwelling counts from the 1981 Census ofPopulation and Housing for various geographic levels.Persons were counted where they spent the night of 30June 1981.

Content2. The tables in this publication contain counts ofpersons by sex and of occupied private and non-privatedwellings and unoccupied private dwellings in LocalGovernment Areas, Urban Centres and Bounded RuralLocalities.

3. All tables contain counts from the 1976 and 1981Censuses, where geographic comparability allows.

4. For the purposes of the 1981 Census, Local Govern-ment boundaries in New South Wales were those whichexisted at I January 1981, and for other States andTerritories the boundaries existing at 30 June 1980.

5. For Local Government Areas (LGA's), 1976 Censusdata has been presented according to boundaries adoptedfor the 1981 Census. Because some intercensal boundarychanges involve areas smaller than Collection Districts,precise figures cannot always be calculated. Consequently,where areas are nearly but not directly comparable,estimates of 1976 population on 1981 boundaries aregiven. In cases where estimates are not possible, the 1976population on 1981 boundaries is recorded as notavailable (n.a.). See Appendix A for major intercensalarea changes.

6. Note that for Urban Centres and Bounded RuralLocalities the 1976 Census data are shown on boundariesdelineating the areas defined in 1976.

Maps7. The maps contained in this publication show theboundaries, names and codes of Statistical Divisions,Subdivisions and Districts and LGA's and identify majorurban areas.

8. Additional copies of these maps can be obtainedfrom the ABS for 50 cents a sheet.

Scope and coverage9. The 1981 Census of Population and Housing aimedat counting every person who spent Census night, 30 June1981, in Australia including persons on vessels in orbetween Australian ports, on board long-distance trains,buses or aircraft. All dwellings were counted, whetheroccupied or unoccupied. People were counted where theywere on Census night, which may not be where theyusually live. Visitors to Australia were enumeratedregardless of how long ago they had arrived or how longthey planned to stay. Australian residents out of thecountry on Census night were excluded from the count.

10. Diplomatic personnel and their families are, bydefinition, out of the scope of the Census, as arediplomatic residences.

II. While every effort is made to minimise under-counting in the Census, some inevitably remains forvarious reasons (e.g. inadvertent omission of very youngchildren, treatment of some dwellings as unoccupiedwhen, in fact, they were occupied, and failure to find alldwellings). Refusal by householders to complete theCensus Schedule is not a significant cause of under-counting.

Definitions

12. Dwellings-For Census purposes, dwellings areclassified into two groups: occupied and unoccupied.Occupied dwellings can be either private or non-privatewhile unoccupied are private only.

(a) An occupied private dwelling is defined as thepremises occupied by a household on Censusnight (for definition of Household see below). Aprivate dwelling is normally a house, flat, part ofa house or even a room but can also be a tent,houseboat, or caravan if standing on its ownblock of land and not occupied by members ofthe same household resident in an adjacentdwelling. It is important to remember that theCensus definition of a private dwelling meansthat the total number of dwellings may be morethan the total number of known structures in anygiven area (see Household below). Non-privatedwellings are hotels, motels, boarding houses,gaols, religious and charitable institutions,defence establishments, other communal dwell-ings and caravan parks. Usually occupants ofsuch dwellings use communal facilities (such ashotel dining rooms or mess halls) attached to theparticular establishment. A caravan in a caravanpark (whether permanently or temporarilylocated) is treated as part of a non-privatedwelling as are self-contained units provided bycommercial enterprises such as hotels, motelsand guest-houses.

(b) An unoccupied dwelling is a structure builtspecifically for living purposes and capable ofbeing lived in but unoccupied at the time of theCensus. Vacant houses, holiday houses, huts,cabins (other than seasonal workers' quarters)and houseboats are counted as unoccupieddwellings but vacant tents, garages and caravans(if not normally occupied) are not. Also includedare newly completed dwellings not yet occupied;dwellings which are vacant because they are duefor demolition or repair; dwellings to let; anddwellings where all members of the householdwere absent on Census night.

13. Household-For Census purposes, a household iseither a person living alone or a group of people livingtogether as a single domestic unit with common eatingarrangements. It is possible for more than one householdto live in one house or structure. For example, a lodgerwho lives with a family and provides all his own food isnot a member of the family's household but constitutes aseparate household and therefore completes a separatehouseholder's schedule. Because an occupied privatedwelling is defined as the premises occupied by ahousehold on Census night (see above), the number ofhouseholds and the number of occupied private dwellingsis identical and the number of occupied dwellings, asdefined for Census purposes, may be greater than theknown number of structures.

14. Migratory-Persons enumerated on board vesselsin and between Australian ports, or on board long-distance trains, buses or aircraft are classified asMigratory. Such persons are not included in the popula-tion of specific LGA's, but are shown as a balancing itemin the population of a State or Territory.

15. Campers out-Persons who spent Census night inthe open in cars, caravans or trucks pulled up at the sideof the road for that night only, or persons in othertemporary camps or accommodation erected for thatnight only are classified as campers out. Such persons areincluded in the population of the LGA in which they wereenumerated.

Geographic definitions

16. Information from the Census is available at variouslevels of geographic detail, only some of which are shownin this publication. Information at other levels may bemade available on request. Some of the principal levelsare described below.

17. Collection District (CD)-The Collection District(CD) is the smallest geographical area used in thecollection and dissemination of Census data. A CD is anarea containing approximately 300 dwellings in urbanareas and fewer in rural areas. CD's can be aggregated toform other geographic levels, such as LGA's and Statis-tical Divisions.

18. Local Government Area (LGA)-This is a basicunit used in the presentation of Census data. LGA'scorrespond in all but a few instances to legal LocalGovernment Authority Areas, e.g. City, Municipality,Shire, District Council. Because the City of Brisbane, theNorthern Territory and the Australian Capital Territorydo not have legal LGA's equivalent in size to other Statesand capital cities, they have been divided, for statisticalpurposes, into Census LGA's.

19. Urban Centres-At each Census of Population andHousing a boundary is defined for each populationcluster of 1,000 or more people and for known holidayresorts of less population if they contain 250 or moredwellings of which at least 100 are occupied on Censusnight. These clusters are known as Urban Centres and thepopulation and dwellings enumerated in them are classi-fied as urban for statistical purposes. The rules used todetermine Urban Centres and define their boundaries arecomplex. They can be made available on request.

20. Localities-See'Bounded Rural Locality'under theheading 'Section of State'.

21. Section of State-This identifies aggregations ofCD's on a basis which ignores legal boundaries. Sectionsof State are defined for statistical purposes only.

Five Sections of State are used:

(a) Major Urban-Urban Centres with a populationof 100,000 and over;

(b) Other Urban-Urban Centres with a populationof 1,000 to 99,999;

(c) Bounded Rural Locality-population clustersof 200 to 999 persons;

(d) Rural Balance-the remainder of the State;

(e) Migratory-see explanation under'Definitions'.

22. Statistical Division-Statistical Divisions are de-signed to be relatively homogeneous regions characterisedby identifiable social and economic links between theinhabitants and between the economic units within theregion, under the unifying influence of one or more majortowns or cities. Capital City Statistical Divisions arepredominantly urban in character and the boundaries aredelineated to contain the anticipated urban developmentof the capital cities (and associated Urban Centres) for aperiod of at least twenty years.

23. Statistical Subdivision-A Statistical Subdivisionis defined in most States on the same basis as a StatisticalDivision but as a portion of the latter.

24. Statistical District-Generally, a Statistical Districtis a Statistical Subdivision that meets additional criteria.Most Statistical Districts contain an Urban Centre with apopulation of 25,000 or more and their boundaries, likethose of Capital City Statistical Divisions, are delineatedto contain the anticipated urban development of thecentre for a period of at least twenty years. These fixedboundaries delineate areas which for general statisticalpurposes are free from the problems imposed by themoving boundaries of the majority of Urban Centres.

25. In selected cases, especially in Queensland, StatisticalDistrict boundaries have been delineated around UrbanCentres with a population of fewer than 25,000, wherethere was a demand for intercensal population estimatesfor the area and where existing LGA boundaries wereobviously inadequate for this purpose.

26. There are three cases where Statistical Districts arenot equivalent to Statistical Subdivisions. They are theStatistical Districts of Gold Coast and Albury-Wodongawhich cross State boundaries and each of which consistof two Statistical Subdivisions, and the Canberra Statis-tical District which consists of the Canberra StatisticalDivision and the LGA of Queanbeyan in New SouthWales.

Terms and abbreviations

Geographic code

27. The six digit geographic code used in Tables 1, 4, 5

and 6 in this publication indicates Statistical Division(first two digits), Statistical Subdivision or StatisticalDistrict (third digit) and Census LGA code (last threedigits).

28. The Census LGA codes have been allocated inalphabetical order within each State or Territory.

29. The combination of codes shown in this series ofpublications thus provides a cross-reference between thevarious tables and maps, as well as identifying those partsof legal LGA's divided by Statistical Division, StatisticalSubdivision or Statistical District boundaries (seeAppendix A).

Abbreviations

B -BoroughC -City

DC -District CouncilM -MunicipalityS -ShireT -Town

Other information

30. If you would like further information about thestatistics available from the 1981 Census, please contactyour local ABS office (see Appendix C). An InformationPaper: Census 81-Data Release Plans (2142.0), which isavailable from any office of the ABS, describes the plansfor data and supporting information planned for releasefrom the 1981 Census.

Related publications

31. Estimated Resident Population, Australia, Statesand Territories, 30 June 1981, 1976 and 1971 (3217.0)

1981 Census of Population and Housing:

Preliminary Counts-Australia, States andTerritories (2209.0)Bulletin 2, Summary Characteristics of Personsand Dwellings (2435.0-2443.0)Bulletin 3, Cross-classified Characteristics ofPersons and Dwellings (2444.0-2452.0)

Further details of the statistics contained in theabove three 1981 Census of Population and Housingpublications appear in Information Paper: Census 81-Statistical Publications (2144.0).

A number of Information Papers about the 1981Census are also being published. They are:

Catalogue of 1981 Census Tables (2139.0)(a)

Making Sense of Census 81 (2140.0)

Geographic Code List (2141.0)(a)

Census 81-Data Release Plans (2142.0)(a)

Census 81-Data Release Plans, Addendum(2142.0)(a)

Census 81-Magnetic Tape Summary Files(2143.0)(a)

Census 81-Statistical Publications (2144.0)(a)

Census 81-Microfiche (2145.0)

Census 81-Maps (2146.0)(a)

Census 81-Industry (2147.0)

Census 81-Occupation (2148.0)(a)

Census 81--Education Qualifications (2149.0)

Census 81-Dwelling, Household, Family(2150.0)

Census 81-Income (2151.0)(a)

Census 81-Language (2152.0)(a)

Census 81-Aboriginals and Torres StraitIslanders (2153.0)

Census 81-Journey to Work (2154.0)

Census 81-Usual Residence and Internal

Migration (2155.0)

(a) already available.

Symbols and other usages

n.a. not available (in some cases it has not beenpossible to estimate comparable 1976 Censusdata)

- nil or rounded to zero

not applicable

r revised

Minus sign (-), followed by a figure, denotes a decrease.

CENSUS OF POPULATION AND HOUSING-30 JUNE 1981

TABLE 1. NUMBER OF PERSONS AND DWELLINGS :LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREASIN ALPHABETICAL ORDER, WESTERN AUSTRALIA, CENSUSES 1981 AND 1976

198) Census 1976 Census

LGA Code Local Government Area Area (sq. km.Xa) Persons Dwellings Persons Dwellings

03 2 001 Albany (S) 3,795.42 7,465 2.6 15 5,300 1,77503 2 002 Albany (T) 16.92 13,209 5,116 12,616 4,42001 5 003 Armadale (T) 545.28 36.116 11,216 25,823 7,48502 3 004 Augusta-Margaret River (S) 2,216.45 3,680 1,920 3,011 1,44201 2 005 Bassendean (T) 10.24 11.807 4,000 11,382 3,52501 2 006 Bayswater (S) 27.43 38,526 13,109 38,302 11,72401 5 007 Belmont (C) 39.24 29.855 10,429 31,531 9.78805 2 008 Beverley (5) 2,381.43 1,520 548 1,579 61304 I 009 Boddington (S) 1,946.71 749 288 724 27006 1 010 Boulder (S) 95,254.08 11,543 3.668 10,871 3,62402 4 01 I Boyup Brook (S) 2,763.86 1,908 710 1,826 66902 4 012 Bridgetown-Greenbushes (S) 1,349.13 3,175 1,142 2,744 1,01604 1 013 Brookton (S) 1,607.84 1,146 413 1,181 38409 2 014 Broome (S) 55,795.68 4,869 994 4.079 65703 1 015 Broomehill (S) 1,187.47 589 202 670 21705 3 016 Bruce Rock (S) 2,734.88 1.329 516 1.482 51002 2 017 Bunbury (C) 56.67 21,749 7.274 19.513 6,14802 3 018 Busselton (S) 1,451.58 9.369 4,179 7,897 3,25701 5 019 Canning (C) 64.53 52.8 16 17,499 43.337 13,35002 2 020 Cape] (S) 556.63 2,913 872 2,302 70807 3 021 Carnamah (S) 2,861.81 1.203 356 1,430 37307 1 022 Carnarvon (S) 45,055.88 7,215 1,835 6,725 1,52207 3 023 Chapman Valley (S) 3,954.64 807 246 873 26705 1 024 Chittering (S) 1,231.27 1,169 392 1,078 35701 I 025 Claremont (T) 4.91 8,193 3.457 8,629 3,34901 4 026 Cockburn (C) 166.35 31,705 10,389 29,492 8,69502 2 027 Collie (S) 1,714.75 8,947 2,835 7,540 2.47906 I 028 Coolgardie (S) 22,823.45 5.616 1,524 5,772 1,45207 3 029 Coorow (S) 4,234.01 1,205 620 1,138 48904 2 030 Corrngin (S) 2,669.35 1.572 586 1,741 54201 1 031 Cottesloe (T) 3.91 6,750 3,331 7,366 3,32103 2 032 Cranbrook (S) 3,255.74 1,228 456 1,240 43004 1 033 Cuballing (5) 1,169.83 647 212 624 20907 2 034 Cue (S) 13,570.07 425 107 319 10205 2 035 Cunderdin (S) 1,486.78 1,558 . 540 1,587 54605 2 036 Dalwallinu (S) 7,216.07 1,835 679 2,203 66405 1 037 Dandaragan (5) 6,665.84 1,748 1,032 1,725 1,05402 2 038 Dardanup (S) 538.06 3.4 19 1,080 2,702 83603 2 039 Denmark (5) 1,904.48 2,156 1,146 1,780 92902 2 040 Donnybrook-Balingup (5) 1,343.19 3,202 1,102 2,827 1,04805 2 041 Dowerin (5) 1,882.51 936 331 1,082 38004 1 042 Dumbleyung (S) 2,567.65 969 392 1,038 41606 2 043 Dundas (5) 105,963.27 2,488 744 2,773 77601 4 044 East Fremantle (T) 3.13 6,169 . 2.597 6.452 2.42708 1 045 East Pilbara (5) 380,611.84 9,751 2,191 8,181 1,62806 2 046 Esperance (S) 29,164.67 9,363 3,103 7.808 2,47707 1 047 Exmouth (5) 2,038.28 2,899 630 2,821 66101 4 048 Fremantle (C) 18.04 22.484 8.473 23.497 8,04007 3 049 Geraldton (T) (b) 52.40 18,727 6,169 17,876 5,02105 I 050 Gingin (S) 1,999.77 1,813 1,498 1,256 1,15503 I 051 Gnowangerup (5) 11,078.80 3.604 1,290 3,557 1.16705 2 052 Goomalling (5) 1,852.28 1,217 402 1,257 40001 5 053 Gosnells (C) 121.83 52,419 16,096 40.422 11,92307 3 054 Greenough (S) 1,762.19 4,505 1,393 2.977 89009 1 055 Halls Creek (5) 142,017.15 2,541 522 1,934 23602 2 056 Harvey (5) 948.46 8,027 2.769 6,704 2,16407 3 057 Irwin (S) 2,371.35 1,612 549 1,204 40901 2 058 Kalamunda (S) 321.57 35,475 10,765 26,448 7,56506 1 059 Kalgoorlie (T) 35.70 9,145 3,094 9,067 3.0 1303 I 060 Katanning (S) 1,527.74 5,042 1,568 4,784 1,45005 3 061 Kellerberrin (5) 1,913.91 1,608 599 1,811 57603 I 062 Kent (S) 5,733.16 988 313 971 34603 I 063 Kojonup (S) 2,915.83 2,578 862 2,440 78704 2 064 Kondinin (5) 7,339.95 1,203 409 1,299 36605 2 065 Koorda (5) 2,828.88 746 269 902 26404 2 066 Kulin (S) 4,649.29 1,245 390 1,291 38901 4 067 Kwinana (T) 118.26 13,623 4,367 13.687 3,86604 2 068 Lake Grace (S) 10,277.98 1,989 650 1,955 66806 1 069 Laverton (S) 178,751.29 1,039 304 1,550 273

For footnotes see end of table.


TABLE 1. NUMBER OF PERSONS AND DWELLINGS :LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREAS

IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER, WESTERN AUSTRALIA, CENSUSES 1981 AND 1976-continued

1981 Census 1976 Census

LGA Code Local Government Area Area (sq. km.X(a) Persons Dwellings Persons Dwellings

06 1 070 Leonora (S) 31,863.42 1,928 457 710 20102 1 071 Mandurah (S) 159.08 12,720 7,850 8,296 5,38202 4 072 Manjimup (S) 7,031.01 8.952 3,437 8,402 3,00807 2 073 Meekatharra (S) 100,035.32 1,281 339 1,285 30901 4 074 Melville (C) 51.51 61,211 22,236 54,384 17,98806 I 075 Menzies (S) 127,182.83 368 89 261 10005 3 076 Merredin (S) 3,255.64 4,429 1,438 4,732 1,34007 3 077 Mingenew (S) 1,939.12 690 236 844 23705 I 078 Moora (S) 2,922.20 3,004 1,002 3,058 91307 3 079 Morawa (S) 3.4.04.19 1,264 404 1,476 41201 1 080 Mosman Park (T) 4.32 7.0 18 3.1 19 6,760 2.82207 2 081 Mount Magnet (S) 13,674.47 777 290 499 23205 3 082 Mount Marshall (S) 10,168.68 899 295 1,091 36405 3 083 Mukinbudin (S) 3,415.07 874 274 999 28207 3 084 Mullewa (S) 6,032.73 1,681 438 1,868 41001 2 085 Mundaring (S) 636.58 20.786 6.729 16,867 5,19407 2 086 Murchison (S) 40,321.39 179 46 153 4002 I 087 Murray (S) 1,663.90 6.306 2,459 5,035 1,97402 4 088 Nannup (S) 2,920.95 1.033 431 972 44405 3 089 Narembeen (S) 3,785.71 1,269 441 1,392 47904 1 090 Narrogin (S) 1,622.38 789 231 843 21804 1 091 Narrogin (T) 13.05 4.969 1,624 4.812 1,47401 1 092 Nedlands (C) 19.86 20.257 6,943 20.974 6,75605 2 093 Northam (S) 1,1 15.04 2.598 821 2,547 72305 2 094 Northam (T) 24.49 6.791I 2.272 6.866 2.06907 3 095 Northampton (S) 4,738.91 2.587 1,108 2,432 97805 3 096 Nungarin (S) 1,166.76 332 144 399 15201 1 097 Peppermint Grove (S) 1.06 1,540 573 1,587 51507 3 098 Perenjori (S) 8,317.92 935 342 1,214 34001 I 099 Perth (C) 62.09 79.398 32,845 87,598 32.65004 1 100 Pingelly (S) 1,281.54 1,371 480 1,448 47003 2 101 Plantagenet (S) 4,832.99 4,069 1,424 4,073 1,35608 1 102 Port Hedland (S) 10,716.13 13,490 3,578 11,779 2,53405 2 103 Quairading (S) 1,999.16 1,271 484 1,471 49006 2 104 Ravensthorpe (S) 13,464.92 1,328 568 1,134 51101 4 105 Rockingham (S) 253.94 24.740 10,111 17,224 6,85708 2 106 Roebourne (S) 14,945.75 15,173 3.669 11,234 2,27907 2 107 Sandstone (S) 28,126.73 133 50 67 5301 5 108 Serpentine-Jarrahdale (S) 888.16 5,039 1,567 3,753 1,08807 I 109 Shark Bay (S) 26,297.11 842 197 696 16101 5 110 South Perth (C) 19.70 31,524 14,689 30,388 12,41701 3 1II Stirling (C) 108.90 161,858 62.072 162,313 54,66801 I 112 Subiaco (C) 6.80 14,139 6.850 15,271 6,56001 2 113 Swan (S) 1,012.67 31,859 10,359 26.932 8.02203 1 114 Tambellup (S) 1,407.99 915 301 894 29305 2 115 Tammin (S) 1,099.23 555 208 631 22207 3 116 Three Springs (S) 2,580.89 1,065 354 1,072 33805 2 117 Toodyay (5) 1,729.60 1,396 559 1,140 45405 3 118 Trayning (S) 1,637.50 589 249 739 24907 1 119 Upper Gascoyne (S) 56,989.84 236 62 246 6305 1 120 Victoria Plains (S) 2,545.42 1,345 431 1.495 44204 1 121 Wagin (S) 1,932.65 2,311 854 2.476 81904 1 122 Wandering (S) 1,878.20 470 138 470 13901 3 123 Wanneroo (S) 791.12 93,611 28.327 55.328 16,47702 1 124 Waroona (S) 817.86 2,434 874 1,895 65804 1 125 West Arthur (S) 2,816.81 1.217 476 1.293 44609 2 126 West Kimberley (S) 61,160.88 6,627 1,378 5,046 97208 2 127 West Pilbara (S) 105,613.62 8,870 2.258 7.493 1,84205 3 128 Westonia (S) 3,287.15 437 130 512 14204 1 129 Wickepin (5) 2,016.89 984 367 1,076 33604 1 130 Williams (S) 2,277.42 1,126 400 1,178 37007 2 131 Wiluna (5) 337,057.05 1.476 347 879 9805 2 132 Wongan-Ballidu (S) 3,330.52 2,008 682 2.2 18 67603 1 133 Woodanilling (S) 1,115.18 444 155 447 14805 2 134 Wyalkatchem (S) 1,574.88 871 339 1,008 36009 1 135 Wyndham-East Kimberley (5) 115,632.64 5,259 1,180 4,071 83907 2 136 Yalgoo (S) 32,264.81 315 91 317 11405 3 137 Yilgarn (5) 30,555.88 2,048 766 2,215 71805 2 138 York (S) 1,802.32 2,108 786 1,909 72410 I 141 Migratory .. 2,068 . 2,151

(a) These areas exclude water while in 1976 the areas published represented both land and water. (b) Includes Houtman Abrolhos.


TABLE 2. NUMBER OF PERSONS :LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREAS WITHIN STATISTICALDIVISIONS, WESTERN AUSTRALIA, CENSUSES 1981 AND 1976

1981 Census 1976 Census Intercensal variationLGACode Local Government Area Males Females Persons Persons Persons Percentage

01 PERTH STATISTICAL DIVISION

I Central Metropolitan StatisticalSubdivision

025 Claremont (T) 3,872 4.321I 8,193 8,629 -436 -5.05031 Cottesloe (T) 3,214 3.536 6,750 7,366 -616 -8.36080 Mosman Park (T) 3,225 3,793 7,018 6,760 258 3.82092 Nedlands (C) 9,818 10,439 20.257 20,974 -717 -3.42097 Peppermint Grove (S) 616 924 1,540 1,587 -47 -2.96099 Perth (C) 39,607 39,791 79,398 87,598 -8.200 -9.36112 Subiaco (C) 6,393 7,746 14,139 15,271 -1,132 -7.41

Total Subdivision 66,745 70.550 137,295 148.185 -10,890 -7.35

Urban 66.745 70,550 137,295 148,185 -10,890 -7.35

2 East Metropolitan StatisticalSubdivision

005 Bassendean (T) 5,959 5,848 11,807 I11.382 425 3.73006 Bayswater (S) 19,229 19,297 38,526 38,302 224 0.58058 Kalamunda (S) 17.622 17,853 35,475 26,448 9,027 34.13085 Mundaring (5) 10,527 10,259 20,786 16,867 3,919 23.23113 Swan (5) 16,258 15.601 31,859 26.932 4.927 18.29

Total Subdivision 69,595 68.858 138,453 119,931 18,522 15.44

Urban 58,401 58,372 116,773 101,771 15.002 14.74Rural 11,194 10,486 21,680 18,160 3.520 19.38

3 North Metropolitan StatisticalSubdivision

III Stirling (C) 78,294 83,564 161,858 162,313 -455 -0.28123 Wanneroo (S) 46,401 47,210 93,611 55,328 38.283 69.19

Total Subdivision 124.695 130,774 255.469 217.641 37.828 17.38

Urban 121,203 127,257 248.460 213,235 35,225 16.52Rural 3,492 3,517 7,009 4.406 2,603 59.08

4 South West Metropolitan StatisticalSubdivision

026 Cockburn (C) 15,825 15,880 31,705 29.492 2,213 7.50044 East Fremantle (T) 3,054 3,115 6,169 6,452 -283 -4.39048 Fremantle (C) 11,450 11,034 22,484 23,497 -1,013 -4.31067 Kwinana (T) 6,781 6,842 13,623 13,687 -64 -0.47074 Melville (C) 29,648 31,563 61,211 54,384 6,827 12.55105 Rockingham (5) 12,398 12,342 24,740 17,224 7,516 43.64

Total Subdivision 79,156 80.776 159,932 144,736 15,196 10.50

Urban 76,414 78,215 154,629 137,718 16,911 12.28Rural 2,742 2,561 5,303 7,018 -1.715 -24.44

5 South East Metropolitan StatisticalSubdivision

003 Armadale (T) 17,883 18,233 36,116 25,823 10,293 39.86007 Belmont (C) 14,914 14,941 29,855 31,531 -1,676 -5.32019 Canning (C) 26,160 26,656 52,816 43,337 9.479 21.87053 Gosnells (C) 26,335 26,084 52,419 40.422 11,997 29.68108 Serpentine-Jarrahdale (5) 2,690 2,349 5,039 3,753 1,286 34.27I110 South Perth (C) 14,675 16,849 31,524 30.388 1,136 3.74

Total Subdivision 102.657 105,112 207,769 175,.254 32,515 18.55

Urban 96,971 99.968 196,939 164,580 32,359 19.66Rural 5,686 5,144 10,830 10,674 156 1.46

Total Division 442,848 456,070 898,918 805,747 93,171 11.56

Urban 419,734 434,362 854,096 765,489 88,607 11.58Rural 23,114 21,708 44,822 40,258 4,564 11.34

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TABLE 2. NUMBER OF PERSONS :LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREAS WITHIN STATISTICALDIVISIONS, WESTERN AUSTRALIA, CENSUSES 1981 AND 1976-continued


02 SOUTH WEST STATISTICAL DIVISION

I Murray Statistical Subdivision071 Mandurah (S) 6.409 6,311 12,720 8,296 4,424 53.33087 Murray (S) 3,251 3,055 6,306 5,035 1,271 25.24124 Waroona (5) 1,340 1.094 2,434 1,895 539 28.44

Total Subdivision 11,000 10.460 21.460 15,226 6,234 40.94

Urban 7,530 7,374 14.904 10,412 4.492 43.14Rural 3.470 3,086 6,556 4,814 1,742 36.19

2 Preston Statistical Subdivision017 Bunbury (C) 10,915 10,834 21,749 19,513 2,236 11.46020 Capel (5) 1,481 1,432 2,913 2,302 611 26.54027 Collie (S) 4,794 4,153 8.947 7.540 F,407 18.66038 Dardanup (S) 1,721 1,698 3,419 2.702 717 26.54040 Donnybrook-Balingup (5) 1,641 1.561 3.202 2,827 375 13.26056 Harvey (S) 4,181 3.846 8.027 6.704 1,323 19.73

Total Subdivision 24.733 23,524 48,257 4 1.588 6,669 16.04

Urban 18,705 18,294 36,999 31,133 5,866 18.84Rural 6.028 5.230 11,258 10,455 803 7.68

3 Vasse Statistical Subdivision004 Augusta-Margaret River (5) 1,933 1.747 3.680 3,011 669 22.22018 Busselton (S) 4.625 4,744 9,369 7,897 1.472 18.64

Total Subdivision 6.558 6.491 13,049 10.908 2.141 19.63

Urban 3,101 3.362 6.463 5,844 619 10.59Rural 3,457 3.129 6,586 5.064 1,522 30.06

4 Blackwood Statistical SubdivisionO1l Boyup Brook (S) 984 924 1,908 1,826 82 4.49012 Bridgetown-Greenbushes (S) 1,659 1,516 3,175 2.744 431 15.71072 Manjimup (S) 4,679 4.273 8.952 8,402 550 6.55088 Nannup (5) 553 480 1,033 972 61 6.28

Total Subdivision 7.875 7,193 15.068 13,944 1.124 8.06

Urban 2,882 2,789 5,671 5.050 621 12.30Rural 4,993 4,404 9,397 8.894 503 5.66

Total Division 50,166 47,668 97,834 81,666 16,168 19.80

Urban 32.218 31,819 64,037 52,439 11,598 22.12Rural 17,948 15,849 33,797 29,227 4.570 15.64

03 LOWER GREAT SOUTHERN STATISTICAL DIVISION

I Pallinup Statistical Subdivision015 Broomehill (S) 322 267 589 670 -81 -12.09051 Gnowangerup (5) 1,984 1,620 3,604 3.557 47 1.32060 Katanning (5) 2,521 2,521 5,042 4,784 258 5.39062 Kent (5) 563 425 988 971 17 1.75063 Kojonup (5) 1,353 1.225 2.578 2,440 138 5.66114 Tambellup (5) 516 399 915 894 21 2.35133 Woodanilling (5) 244 200 444 447 -3 -0.67

Total Subdivision 7,503 6.65 7 14.160 13.763 397 2.88

Urban 2,750 2.765 5,515 4,162 1,353 32.51Rural 4,753 3,892 8,645 9.601 -956 -9.96

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03 LOWER GREAT SOUTHERN STATISTICAL DIVISION-continued

2 King Statistical Subdivision001 Albany (S) 3,837 3,628 7,465 5,300 2,165 40.85002 Albany (T) 6,413 6,796 13,209 12,616 593 4.70032 Cranbrook (5) 671 557 1,228 1,240 -12 -0.97039 Denmark (S) 1,130 1,026 2,156 1,780 376 21.12101 Plantagenet (S) 2,130 1,939 4,069 4.073 -4 -0.10

Total Subdivision 14.181 13,946 28.127 25,009 3,118 12.47

Urban 8,172 8,569 16,741 15,258 1,483 9.72Rural 6,009 5,377 11,386 9,751 1,635 16.77

Total Division 21,684 20,603 42,287 38,772 3,515 9.07

Urban 10,922 11,334 22,256 19,420 2,836 14.60Rural 10,762 9,269 20.031 19,352 679 3.51

04 UPPER GREAT SOUTHERN STATISTICAL DIVISION

I Williams Statistical Subdivision009 Boddington (S) 395 354 749 724 25 3.45013 Brookton (S) 619 527 1,146 1,181 -35 -2.96033 Cuballing (S) 328 319 647 624 23 3.69042 Dumbleyung (S) 522 447 969 1,038 -69 -6.65090 Narrogin (5) 447 342 789 843 -54 -6.41091 Narrogini (T) 2,473 2.496 4.969 4.812 157 3.26100 Pingelly (5) 722 649 1,371 1,448 -77 -5.32121 Wagin (5) 1,201 1.110 2,311 2,476 -165 -6.66122 Wandering (S) 262 208 470 470 - -125 West Arthur (5) 633 584 1,217 1,293 -76 -5.88129 Wickepin (5) 522 462 984 1,076 -92 -8.55130 Williams (5) 616 510 1,126 1,178 -52 -4.41

Total Subdivision 8,740 8.008 16.748 17,163 -415 -2.42

Urban 3,229 3.228 6,457 6,470 -13 -0.20Rural 5,511 4.780 10,291 10,693 -402 -3.76

2 Lakes Statistical Subdivision030 Corrigin (5) 839 733 1,572 1,741 -169 -9.71064 Kondinin (S) 672 531 1,203 1,299 -96 -7.39066 Kulin (5) 705 540 1,245 1,291 -46 -3.56068 Lake Grace (S) 1,120 869 1,989 1,955 34 1.74

Total Subdivision 3,336 2,673 6,009 6.286 -277 -4.41

Rural 3,336 2,673 6,009 6,286 -277 -4.41

Total Division 12,076 10,681 22,757 23,449 -692 -2.95

Urban 3,229 3,228 6.457 6,470 -13 -0.20Rural 8,847 7,453 16,300 16,979 -679 -4.00

05 MIDLANDS STATISTICAL DIVISION

I Moore Statistical Subdivision024 Chittering (S) 666 503 1,169 1,078 91 8.44037 Dandaragan (5) 992 756 1,748 1,725 23 1.33050 Gingin (5) 958 855 1,813 1,256 557 44.35078 Moora (5) 1,588 1,416 3,004 3,058 -54 -1.77120 Victoria Plains (5) 754 591 1,345 1,495 -ISO -10.03

Total Subdivision 4,958 4,121 9,079 8.6 12 467 5.42

Urban 863 814 1,677 1,545 132 8.54Rural 4,095 3,307 7,402 7,067 335 4.74




05 MIDLANDS STATISTICAL DIVISION-continued

2 Avon Statistical Subdivision008 Beverley (S) 801 719 1,520 1,579 -59 -3.74035 Cunderdin (S) 857 701 1,558 1,587 -29 -1.83036 Dalwallinu (S) 1,025 810 1,835 2.203 -368 -16.70041 Dowering (S) 483 453 936 1,082 -146 -13.49052 Goomalling (S) 636 581 1,217 1.257 -40 -3.18065 Koorda (S) 403 343 746 902 -156 -17.29093 Northam (S) 1,458 1,140 2,598 2,547 51 2.00094 Northam (T) 3,385 3.406 6,791 6,866 -75 -1.09103 Quairading (5) 669 602 1,271 1,471 -200 -13.60115 Tammin (5) 305 250 555 631 -76 -12.04117 Toodyay (S) 729 667 1,396 1,140 256 22.46132 Wongan-Ballidu (S) 1,079 929 2,008 2,218 -210 -9.47134 Wyalkatchem (5) 470 401 871 1,008 -137 -13.59138 York (S) 1,090 1,018 2,108 1,909 199 10.42

Total Subdivision 13,390 12,020 25,4 10 26,400 -990 -3.75

Urban 3,984 3,943 7,927 7,974 -47 -0.59Rural 9,406 8,077 17,483 18.426 -943 -5.12

3 Campion Statistical Subdivision016 Bruce Rock (S) 696 633 1,329 1,482 -153 -10.32061 Kellerberrin (S) 829 779 1,608 1,811 -203 -11.21076 Merredin (S) 2,359 2,070 4,429 4.732 -303 -6.40082 Mount Marshall (S) 497 402 899 1.091 -192 -17.60083 Mukinbudin (S) 464 410 874 999 -125 -12.51089 Narembeen (S) 714 555 1,269 1,392 -123 -8.84096 Nungarin (S) 176 156 332 399 -67 -16.79118 Trayning (S) 309 280 589 739 -150 -20.30128 Westonia (S) 253 184 437 512 -75 -14.65137 Yilgarn (S) 1,142 906 2.048 2,215 -167 -7.54

Total Subdivision 7,439 6.375 13.814 15.372 -1.558 -10.14

Urban 2,394 2,217 4,611 4.859 -248 -5.10Rural 5,045 4,158 9,203 10.513 -1.310 -12.46

Total Division 25,787 22,516 48,303 50,384 -2,081 -4.13

Urban 7,241 6,974 14,215 14,378 -163 -1.13Rural 18,546 15,542 34,088 36,006 -1,918 -5.33

06 SOUTH EASTERN STATISTICAL DIVISION

I Lefroy Statistical Subdivision010 Boulder (S) 6,164 5,379 11,543 10,871 672 6.18028 Coolgardie (5) 3.130 2,486 5,616 5,772 -156 -2.70059 Kalgoorlie (T) 4,868 4,277 9,145 9,067 78 0.86069 Laverton (S) 603 436 1,039 1,550 -511 -32.97070 Leonora (S) 1,204 724 1,928 710 1,218 171.55075 Menzies (5) 245 123 368 261 107 41.00

Total Subdivision 16.214 13,425 29.639 28,231 1,408 4.99

Urban 12,997 11,314 24,311 23,825 486 2.04Rural 3.2 17 2,111 5,328 4,406 922 20.93

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06 SOUTH EASTERN STATISTICAL DIVISION-continued

2 Dundas Statistical Subdivision043 Dundas (S) 1,401 1,087 2,488 2,773 -285 -10.28046 Esperance (S) 4,986 4,377 9.363 7,808 1,555 19.92104 Ravensthorpe (S) 748 580 1.328 1,134 194 17.11

Total Subdivision 7,135 6,044 13,179 11,715 1,464 12.50

Urban 4,328 3,942 8,270 7,291 979 13.43

Rural 2,807 2,102 4,909 4.424 485 10.96

Total Division 23,349 19,469 42,818 39,946 2,872 7.19

Urban 17,325 15,256 32,581 31,116 1,465 4.71Rural 6,024 4,213 10.237 8,830 1,407 15.93

07 CENTRAL STATISTICAL DIVISION

I Gascoyne Statistical Subdivision022 Carnarvon (S) 3,791I 3.424 7.21I5 6.725 490 7.29047 Exmouth (S) 1,518 1,381 2,899 2,821 78 2.76109 Shark Bay (S) 477 365 842 696 146 20.98119 Upper Gascoyne (S) 138 98 236 246 -10 -4.07

Total Subdivision 5.924 5,268 11.1 92 10,488 704 6.71

Urban 3,946 3,690 7,636 7.677 -41 -0.53Rural 1,978 1,578 3,556 2.811I 745 26.50

2 Carnegie Statistical Subdivision034 Cue (S) 253 172 425 319 106 33.23073 Meekatharra (S) 738 543 1,281 1,285 -4 -0.31081 Mount Magnet (S) 465 312 777 499 278 55.71086 Murchison (S) 115 64 179 153 26 16.99107 Sandstone (S) 89 44 133 67 66 98.51131 Wiluna (5) 766 710 1,476 879 597 67.92136 Yalgoo (5) 188 127 315 317 -2 -0.63

Total Subdivision 2.6 14 1,972 4,586 3.519 1.067 30.32

Rural 2,614 1,972 4.586 3,519 1,067 30.32

3 Greenough Statistical Subdivision021 Carnamah (5) 690 513 1,203 1,430 -227 -15.87023 Chapman Valley (5) 429 378 807 873 -66 -7.56029 Coorow (5) 652 553 1,205 1,138 67 5.89049 Geraldton (T) (a) 9,510 9,217 18,727 17,876 851 4.76054 Greenough (S) 2,275 2,230 4,505 2.977 1,528 51.33057 Irwin (5) 921 691 1,612 1,204 408 33.89077 Mingenew (5) 388 302 690 844 -154 -18.25079 Morawa (5) 710 554 1,264 1,476 -212 -14.36084 Mullewa (S) 952 729 1,681 1,868 -187 -10.01095 Northampton (S) 1,333 1,254 2.587 2.432 155 6.37098 Perenjori (S) 532 403 935 1,2 14 -279 -22.98116 Three Springs (5) 581 484 1,065 1,072 -7 -0.65

Total Subdivision 18,973 17,308 36,281 34.404 1,877 5.46

Urban 11,183 10,867 22,050 18,773 3,277 17.46Rural 7,790 6,441 14,231 15,631 -1,400 -8.96

Total Division 27,511 24,548 52,059 48,411 3,648 7.54

Urban 15,129 14,557 29,686 26,450 3,236 12.23Rural 12,382 9,991 22,373 21,961 412 1.88

For footnote see end of table.




08 PILBARA STATISTICAL DIVISION

I De Grey Statistical Subdivision045 East Pilbara (S) 5,845 3,906 9,751 8,181 1,570 19.19102 Port Hedland (S) 7,373 6,117 13,490 11,779 1,711 14.53

Total Subdivision 13,218 10.023 23,241 19.960 3.281 16.44

Urban 10,313 8,101 18,414 15,816 2,598 16.43Rural 2,905 1,922 4,827 4,144 683 16.48

2 Ashburton Statistical Subdivision106 Roebourne (5) 8,776 6,397 15,173 11,234 3,939 35.06127 West Pilbara (S) 5,340 3,530 8,870 7,493 1.377 18.38

Total Subdivison 14,116 9,927 24,043 18,727 5,316 28.39

Urban 12,726 9,228 21,954 16,245 5,709 35.14Rural 1,390 699 2,089 2,482 -393 -15.83

Total Division 27,334 19,950 47,284 38,687 8,597 22.22

Urban 23,039 17,329 40,368 32.061I 8.307 25.91Rural 4,295 2,621 6,916 6,626 290 4.38

09 KIMBERLEY STATISTICAL DIVISION

I Ord Statistical Subdivision055 Halls Creek (S) 1,364 1,177 2,541 1,934 607 31.39135 Wyndham-East Kimberley (5) 2,943 2,316 5,259 4,071 1,188 29.18

Total Subdivision 4,307 3,493 7.800 6.005 1,795 29.89

Urban 1,934 1,656 3.590 2,923 667 22.82Rural 2,373 1,837 4,210 3.082 1,128 36.60

2 Fitzroy Statistical Subdivision014 Broome (5) 2,599 2,270 4,869 4,079 790 19.37126 West Kimberley (5) 3,734 2,893 6.627 5,046 1,581 31.33

Total Subdivision 6.333 5,163 11,496 9,125 2,371 25.98

Urban 3,489 3.110 6,599 5.331I 1,268 23.79Rural 2,844 2,053 4,897 3,794 1.103 29.07

Total Division 10,640 8,656 19,296 15,130 4,166 27.53

Urban 5,423 4,766 10,189 8.254 1,935 23.44Rural 5,217 3.890 9,107 6,876 2,231 32.45

TOTAL STATE 643,108 630,516 1,273,624 1,144,343 129,281 11.30

Urban 534,260 539,625 1,073,885 956,077 117,808 12.32Rural 107,135 90,536 197,671 186,115 11,556 6.21Migratory 1,713 355 2,068 2,151I -83 -3.86

(a) Includes Houtman Abrolhos.


TABLE 3a. NUMBER OF DWELLINGS: LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREAS WITHIN STATISTICALDIVISIONS, WESTERN AUSTRALIA, CENSUSES 1981 AND 1976

1981 Census 1976 Census Intercensal variation

Total Un- Total Un-LGA occupied occupied Total occupied occupied Total Total Per-Code Local Government Area dwellings dwellings dwellings dwellings dwellings dwellings dwellings centage


I Central MetropolitanStatistical SubdivisionClaremont (T)Cottesloe (T)Mosman Park (T)Nedlands (C)Peppermint Grove (S)Perth (C)Subiaco (C)

Total Subdivision

Urban

2 East MetropolitanStatistical SubdivisionBassendean (T)Bayswater (S)Kalamunda (S)Mundaring (S)Swan (S)

Total Subdivision

UrbanRural

3 North MetropolitanStatistical Subdivision

11II Stirling (C)123 Wanneroo (S)

Total Subdivision

UrbanRural

4 South West MetropolitanStatistical Subdivision

026 Cockburn (C)044 East Fremantle (T)048 Fremantle (C)067 Kwinana (T)074 Melville (C)105 Rockingham (S)

Total Subdivision

UrbanRural

5 South East MetropolitanStatistical Subdivision

003 Armadale (T)007 Belmont (C)019 Canning (C)053 Gosnells (C)108 Serpentine-Jarrahdale (S)110 South Perth (C)

Total Subdivision

UrbanRural

Total Division

UrbanRural

3,0952,9322,8256,446516

30,0416,114

51.969

51,969

3,80112,43810.2626,2939,394

42.188

36,0756,113

57,80826,890

84.698

82,6162,082

9,6432.3757,8524,026

20,9108,062

52.868

51,2881,580

10.6499,935

16,71015,394

1,41313,119

67,220

64,1683,052

298,943

286,11612,827

362 3,457 3,106399 3,331 3,034294 3,119 2,559497 6,943 6.37757 573 482

2,804 32.845 30,351736 6,850 6.075

5.149 57.118 51.984

5.149 57.118 51,984

199 4,000 3.384671 13.109 11,282503 10.765 7,189436 6,729 4.819965 10.359 7.415

2.774 44,962 34,089

2.167 38.242 29.196607 6,720 4,893

4.264 62.072 51,5661,437 28.327 15,090

5.701 90.399 66.656

5,217 87,833 65.624484 2.566 1,032

746 10,389 8,187222 2,597 2,272621 8,473 7,450341 4.367 3,667

1,326 22.236 17.1502.049 10,111 5.233

5.305 58,173 43.959

4,731 56,019 41,870574 2,154 2,089

567 11,216 7.082494 10,429 9,373789 17,499 12,637702 16,096 11,127154 1,567 980

1,570 14,689 11,441

4,276 71,496 52,640

3,981 68,149 49,843295 3,347 2.797

23,205 322,148 249,328

21,245 307,361 238,5171,960 14,787 10,811

243 3,349287 3,321263 2,822379 6,75633 515

2,299 32.650485 6.560

3,989 55,973

3.989 55.973

141 3,525442 11.724376 7.565375 5,194607 8,022

1,941 36,030

1,369 30.565572 5.465

3,102 54,6681,387 16,477

4.489 71.145

4,195 69,819294 1,326

508 8,695155 2,427590 8.040199 3,866838 17.988

1,624 6,857

3,914 47.873

3,411 45,281503 2.592

403 7.485415 9,788713 13,350796 11,923108 1,088976 12,417

3,411 56,051

3,130 52,973281 3,078

17,744 267,072

16,094 254,6111,650 12.461

10810

29718758

195290

1,145

1,145

4751.3853.2001,5352.337

8.932

7.6771,255

7,40411,850

19,254

18,0141,240

1.694170433501

4.2483.254

10.300

10,738-438

3.731641

4,1494,173479

2,272

15,445

15,176269

55,076

52,7502,326

3.220.30

10.522.77

11.260.604.42

2.05

2.05

13.4811.8142.3029.5529.13

24.79

25.1222.96

13.5471.92

27.06

25.8093.51

19.487.005.39

12.9623.6247.46

21.52

23.71-16.90

49.856.55

31.0835.0044.0318.30

27.56

28.658.74

20.62

20.7218.67


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I Murray StatisticalSubdivision

071 Mandurah (5) 4,811 3,039 7,850 3,121 2,261 5,382 2.468 45.86087 Murray (S) 1,829 630 2,459 1,426 548 1,974 485 24.57124 Waroona (5) 729 145 874 573 85 658 216 32.83

Total Subdivision 7.369 3.814 11,183 5,120 2.894 8,014 3.169 39.54

Urban 5,258 2,235 7,493 3,581 1,303 4,884 2.609 53.42Rural 2,111I 1.579 3,690 1.539 1,591 3.130 560 17.89

2 Preston StatisticalSubdivision

017 Bunbury (C) 6,803 471 7,274 5,769 379 6,148 1,126 18.31020 Capel (S) 826 46 872 648 60 708 164 23.16027 Collie (5) 2.621 214 2.835 2.274 205 2,479 356 14.36038 Dardanup (S) 1,000 80 1,080 774 62 836 244 29.19040 Donnybrook- Bali ngup (5) 996 106 1,102 860 188 1,048 54 5.15056 Harvey (5) 2,395 374 2,769 1,912 252 2.164 605 27.96

Total Subdivision 14,641 1.291 15,932 12.237 1.146 13.383 2.549 19.05

Urban I11,414 910 12,324 9,222 632 9,854 2.470 25.07Rural 3,227 381 3,608 3.015 514 3,529 79 2.24

3 Vasse StatisticalSubdivision

004 Augusta-Margaret River (5) 1,304 616 1.920 1,025 417 1.442 478 33.15018 Busselton (5) 3,273 906 4.179 2.596 661 3,257 922 28.31

Total Subdivision 4,5 77 1.522 6.099 3.621 1.078 4.699 1.400 29.79

Urban 2,339 400 2,739 2,021 438 2,459 280 I11.39Rural 2,238 1.122 3,360 1,600 640 2,240 1,120 50.00

4 Blackwood StatisticalSubdivision

Oil Boyup Brook (S) 613 97 710 567 102 669 41 6.13012 Bridgetown-Greenbushes (S) 1,016 126 1,142 885 131 1,016 126 12.40072 Manjimup (5) 2,771 666 3,437 2.437 571 3,008 429 14.26088 Nannup (5) 305 126 431 296 148 444 -13 -2.93

Total Subdivision 4,705 1,015 5,720 4.185 952 5,137 583 11.35

Urban 1,809 158 1,967 1.536 116 1,652 315 19.07Rural 2,896 857 3,753 2,649 836 3,485 268 7.69

Total Division 31,292 7,642 38,934 25,163 6.070 31,233 7,701. 24.66

Urban 20,820 3,703 24,523 16,360 2.489 18,849 5,674 30.10Rural 10,472 3,939 14,411 8,803 3,581I 12,384 2,027 16.37


I Pallinup StatisticalSubdivision

015 Broomehill (S) 175 27 202 181 36 217 -15 -6.91051 Gnowangerup (5) 1,050 240 1,290 963 204 1,167 123 10.54060 Katanning (5) 1,448 120 1,568 1,325 125 1,450 118 8.14062 Kent (5) 282 31 313 272 74 346 -33 -9.54063 Kojonup (5) 778 84 862 700 87 787 75 9.53114 Tambellup (5) 279 22 301 248 45 293 8 2.73133 Woodanilling (5) 123 32 155 122 26 148 7 4.73

Total Subdivision 4,135 556 4,691 3.811I 597 4.408 283 6.42

Urban 1,623 132 1,755 1,173 99 1,272 483 37.97Rural 2,512 424 2,936 2,638 498 3,136 -200 -6.38






2 King StatisticalSubdivision

001 Albany (S) 2,302 313 2,615 1,549 226 1,775 840 47.32002 Albany (T) 4,391 725 5,116 3,913 507 4,420 696 15.75032 Cranbrook (S) 381 75 456 366 64 430 26 6.05039 Denmark (S) 760 386 1,146 592 337 929 217 23.36101 Plantagenet (5) .1,213 211 1,424 1,167 189 1,356 68 5.01

Total Subdivision 9.047 1,710 10,757 7,587 1,323 8,910 1.847 20.73

Urban 5.459 840 6,299 4,672 579 5,251 1,048 19.96Rural 3.588 870 4.458 2,915 744 3.659 799 21.84

Total Division 13,182 2,266 15,448 11,398 . 1,920 13,318 2,130 15.99

Urban 7,082 972 8.054 5,845 678 6,523 1,531 23.47Rural 6,100 1,294 7,394 5,553 1,242 6,795 599 8.82


I Williams StatisticalSubdivision

009 Boddington (5) 242 46 288 222 48 270 18 6.67013 Brookton (S) 345 68 413 336 48 384 29 7.55033 Cuballing (S) 186 26 212 171 38 209 3 1.44042 Dumbleyung (5) 317 75 392 315 101 416 -24 -5.77090 Narrogin (5) 217 14 231 211 7 218 13 5.96091 Narrogin (T) 1,506 118 1,624 1,351 123 1,474 I50 10.18100 Pingelly (5) 419 61 480 416 54 470 10 2.13121 Wagin (S) 732 122 854 692 127 819 35 4.27122 Wandering (S) 124 14 138 130 9 139 -1 -0.72125 West Arthur (S) 381 95 476 379 67 446 30 6.73129 Wickepin (5) 310 57 367 322 14 336 31 9.23130 Williams (5) 343 57 400 326 44 370 30 8.11

Total Subdivision , 5,122 753 5.875 4,871 680 5.551 324 5.84

U~rban 2,002 180 2.182 1,817 181 1,998 184 9.21Rural 3,120 573 3.693 3.054 499 3,553 140 3.94

2 Lakes StatisticalSubdivision

030 Corrigin (5) 499 87 586 497 45 542 44 8.12064 Kondinin (5) 353 56 409 336 30 366 43 11.75066 Kulin (5) 357 33 390 360 29 389 1 0.26068 Lake Grace (5) 582 68 650 550 118 668 -18 -2.69

Total Subdivision 1,791 244 2.035 1.743 222 1.965 70 3.56

Rural 1,791 244 2,035 1,743 222 1,965 70 3.56

Total Division 6,913 997 7,910 6,614 902 7,516 394 5.24

Urban 2.002 180 2,182 1,817 181 1,998 184 9.21Rural 4,911 817 59728 4,797 721 5,518 210 3.81


I Moore StatisticalSubdivision

024 Chittering (5) 328 64 392 287 70 357 35 9.80037 Dandaragan (S) 556 476 1,032 487 567 1,054 -22 -2.09050 Gingin (5) 620 878 1,498 422 733 1,155 343 29.70078 Moora (5) 881 121 1.002 816 97 913 89 9.75120 Victoria Plains (5) 368 63 431 363 79 442 -11 -2.49

Total Subdivision 2.753 1.602 4,355 2,375 1.546 3,921 434 11.07

Urban 483 48 531 401 30 431 100 23.20Rural 2,270 1,554 3,824 1,974 1,516 3,490 334 9.57


TABLE 3a. NUMBER OF DWELLINGS :LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREAS WITHIN STATISTICALDIVISIONS, WESTERN AUSTRALIA, CENSUSES 1981 AND 1976-continued



05 MIDLANDS STATISTICAL DIVISION-continued

2 Avon Statistical Subdivision008 Beverley (S) 508 40 548 507 106 613 -65 -10.60035 Cunderdin (S) 474 66 540 461 85 546 -6 -1.10036 Dalwallinu (S) 539 140 679 578 86 664 I5 2.26041 Dowerin (5) 312 19 331 312 68 380 -49 -12.89052 Goomalling (S) 374 28 402 350 50 400 2 0.50065 Koorda (S) 234 35 269 239 25 264 5 1.89093 Northam (5) 723 98 821 666 57 723 98 13.55094 Northam (T) 2,098 174 2,272 1,935 134 2,069 203 9.81103 Quairading (S) 414 70 484 407 83 490 -6 -1.22115 Tammin (5) 172 36 208 184 38 222 -14 -6.31117 Toodyay (S) 446 113 559 355 99 454 l05 23.13132 Wongan-Ballidu (5) 604 78 682 585 91 676 6 0.89134 Wyalkatchem (S) 288 5I 339 295 65 360 -21 -5.83138 York (5) 684 102 786 610 114 724 62 8.56

Total Subdivision 7,870 1.050 8.920 7,484 1,101 8,585 335 3.90

Urban 2,500 238 2,738 2,305 204 2,509 229 9.13Rural 5,370 812 6,182 5,179 897 6,076 106 1.74

3 Campion StatisticalSubdivision

016 Bruce Rock (S) 430 86 516 443 67 510 6 1.18061 Kellerberrin (S) 516 83 599 501 75 576 23 3.99076 Merredin (5) 1,309 129 1,438 1,246 94 1,340 98 7.31082 Mount Marshall (S) 255 40 295 297 67 364 -69 -18.96083 Mukinbudin (S) 246 28 274 258 24 282 -8 -2.84

09 Narembeen (S) 385 56 441 393 86 479 -38 -7.93096 Nungarin (5) 110 34 144 117 35 152 -8 -5.26118 Trayning (S) 187 62 249 213 36 249 - -

128 Westonia (S) 122 8 130 131 11 142 -12 -8.45137 Yilgarn (5) 613 153 766 610 108 718 48 6.69

Total Subdivision 4,173 679 4.852 4,209 603 4.812 40 0.83

Urban 1,395 130 1,525 1,281 102 1,383 142 10.27Rural 2,778 549 3,327 2,928 501 3,429 -102 -2.97

Total Division 14,796 3,331 18,127 14,068 3,250 17,318 809 4.67

Urban 4,378 416 4,794 3,987 336 4,323 471 10.90Rural 10,418 2,915 13,333 10,081 2.914 12,995 338 2.60


I Lefroy StatisticalSubdivision

010 Boulder (5) 3,372 296 3,668 3,159 465 3.624 44 1.21028 Coolgardie (5) 1,405 I119 1,524 1,325 127 1,452 72 4.96059 Kalgoorlie (T) 2.857 237 3,094 2,673 340 3,013 81 2.69069 Laverton (S) 250 54 304 262 II 273 31 11.36070 Leonora (5) 413 44 457 181 20 201 256 127.36075 Menzies (5) 83 6 89 88 12 100 -11 -11.00

Total Subdivision 8.380 756 9.136 7.688 975 8.663 473 5.46

Urban 7,065 581 7.646 6,745 821 7,566 80 1.06Rural 1,315 175 1,490 943 154 1,097 393 35.82





06 SOUTH EASTERN STATISTICAL DIVISION-continued

2 Dundas StatisticalSubdivision

043 Dundas (S) 645 99 744 670 106 776 -32 -4.12046 Esperance (S) 2,718 385 3,103 2,185 292 2.477 626 25.27104 Ravensthorpe (S) 407 161 568 329 182 511 57 11.15

Total Subdivision 3,770 645 4.415 3.184 580 3.764 651 17.30

Urban 2.397 365 2,762 2,040 304 2,344 418 17.83Rural 1,373 280 1.653 1,144 276 1.420 233 16.41

Total Division 12,150 1,401 13,551 10,872 1,555 12,427 1,124 9.04

Urban 9,462 946 10.408 8,785 1.125 9.910 498 5.03Rural 2,688 455 3.143 2,087 430 2.517 626 24.87


I Gascoyne StatisticalSubdivision

022 Carnarvon (S) 1.673 162 1.835 1.386 136 1.522 313 20.57047 Exmouth (S) 585 45 630 r592 r69 r661 -31 -4.69109 Shark Bay (S) 156 41 197 146 15 161 36 22.36119 Upper Gascoyne (S) 60 2 62 58 5 63 -1 -1.59

Total Subdivision 2.474 250 2,724 2,182 225 2.407 317 13.17

Urban 1,734 179 1,913 r1.598 r184 r1,782 131 7.35Rural 740 71 811 584 41 625 186 29.16

2 Carnegie StatisticalSubdivision

034 Cue (S) 104 3 107 74 28 102 5 4.90073 Meekatharra (S) 301 38 339 282 27 309 30 9.71081 Mount Magnet (S) 222 68 290 161 71 232 58 25.00086 Murchison (S) 44 2 46 38 2 40 6 15.00107 Sandstone (S) 50 - 50 29 24 53 -3 -5.66131 Wiluna (S) 347 - 347 65 33 98 249 254.08136 Yalgoo (S) 83 8 91 99 15 114 -23 -20.18

Total Subdivision 1.151 119 1,270 748 200 948 322 33.97

Rural 1,151 119 1,270 748 200 948 322 33.97

3 Greenough StatisticalSubdivision

021 Carnamah (S) 324 32 356 314 59 373 -17 -4.56023 Chapman Valley (S) 224 22 246 228 39 267 -21 -7.87029 Coorow (S) 366 254 620 324 165 489 131 26.79049 Geraldton (T) (a) 5,624 545 6,169 4.704 317 5.021 1,148 22.86054 Greenough (S) 1,272 121 1,393 808 82 890 503 56.52057 Irwin (S) 457 92 549 333 76 409 140 34.23077 Mingenew (S) 199 37 236 214 23 237 -1 -0.42079 Morawa (S) 355 49 404 380 32 412 -8 -1.94084 Mullewa (S) 377 61 438 392 18 410 28 6.83095 Northampton (S) 722 386 1,108 644 334 978 130 13.29098 Perenjori (S) 275 67 342 306 34 340 2 0.59116 Three Springs (S) 325 29 354 297 41 338 16 4.73

Total Subdivision 10.520 1,695 12.215 8,944 1,220 10,164 2.051 20.18

Urban 6,546 661 7.207 4,919 342 5,261 1,946 36.99Rural 3,974 1,034 5,008 4.025 878 4,903 105 2.14

Total Division 14,145 2,064 16,209 11,874 1,645 13,519 2,690 19.90

Urban 8,280 840 9,120 r6,517 r526 r7,043 2,077 29.49Rural 5,865 1.224 7,089 5,357 1,119 6,476 613 9.47

For footnote see end of table.


TABLE 3a. NUMBER OF DWELLINGS :LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREAS WITHIN STATISTICALDIVISIONS, WESTERN AUSTRALIA, CENSUSES 1981 AND 1976-continued




I De Grey StatisticalSubdivision

045 East Pilbara (S) 2,109 82 2,191 1,518 110 1,628 563 34.58102 Port Hedland (S) 3,297 281 3,578 2,294 240 2,534 1,044 41.20

Total Subdivision 5,406 363 5,769 3.8 12 350 4.1 62 1,607 38.61

Urban 4,576 331 4,907 3,632 350 3,982 925 23.23Rural 830 32 862 180 - 180 682 378.89

2 Ashburton StatisticalSubdivision

106 Roebourne (S) 3,383 286 3,669 2,158 121 2,279 1,390 60.99127 West Pilbara (5) 1,996 262 2,258 1,622 220 1,842 416 22.58

Total Subdivision 5,379 548 5.927 3.780 341' 4.121 1.806 43.82

Urban 5,045 443 5,488 3.325 276 3,601 1,887 52.40Rural 334 105 439 455 65 520 -81 -15.58

Total Division 10,785 911 11,696 7,592 691 3,283 3,413 41.20

Urban 9,621 774 10,395 6,957 626 7.583 2,812 37.08Rural 1,164 137 1,301 635 65 700 601 85.86


I Ord Statistical Subdivision055 Halls Creek (5) 502 20 522 227 9 236 286 121.19135 Wyndham-East Kimberley (S) 1,079 101 1,180 756 83 839 341 40.64

Total Subdivision 1.581 12) 1.702 983 92 1,075 627 58.33

Urban 843 85 928 630 78 708 220 31.07Rural 738 36 774 353 14 367 407 110.90

2 Fitzroy StatisticalSubdivision

014 Broome (5) 932 62 994 614 43 657 337 51.29126 West Kimberley (5) 1,278 100 1,378 907 65 972 406 41.77

Total Subdivision 2.2 10 162 2.372 1.521 108 1,629 743 45.6)

Urban 1,318 129 1,447 988 75 1,063 384 36.12Rural 892 33 925 533 33 566 359 63.43

Total Division 3,791 283 4,074 2,504 200 2,704 1,370 50.67

Urban 2,161 214 2,375 1,618 153 1,771 604 34.11Rural 1,630 69 1,699 886 47 933 766 82.10

TOTAL STATE 405,997 42,100 448,097 339,413 33,977 373,390 74,707 20.01

Urban 349,922 29,290 379,212 r290,403 r22,208 r012,611I 66,601 21.30Rural 56,075 12,810 68,885 49.010 11,769 60,779 8,106 13.34

(a) Includes Houtman Abrolhos.


TABLE 3b. NUMBER OF DWELLINGS: STATISTICAL SUBDIVISIONS AND DIVISIONS,WESTERN AUSTRALIA, CENSUS 1981

1981 Census

Occupied dwellingsUn-

Non- occupied TotalCode Division/subdivision Private private Total dwellings dwellings


I Central MetropolitanStatistical Subdivision 51,634 335 51.969 5.149 57,118

Urban 51,634 335 51,969 5,149 57,118

2 East MetropolitanStatistical Subdivision 42.078 110 42,188 2,774 44.962

Urban 35,988 87 36,075 2.167 38,242Rural 6,090 23 6.113 607 6,720

3 North MetropolitanStatistical Subdivision 84.579 119 84.698 5,701 90,399

Urban 82.505 111 82,616 5,217 87,833Rural 2,074 8 2,082 484 2,566

4 South West MetropolitanStatistical Subdivision 52.730 138 52.868 5,305 58.173

Urban 51,163 125 51,288 4,731 56,019Rural 1,567 13 1,580 574 2,154

5 South East MetropolitanStatistical Subdivision 67,112 108 67,220 4.276 71,496

Urban 64,066 102 64,168 3,981 68,149Rural 3,046 6 3.052 295 3.347

Total Perth StatisticalDivision 298,133 810 298,943 23,205 322,148

Urban 285,356 760 286,116 21,245 307.361Rural 12.777 50 12,827 1,960 14,787


I Murray StatisticalSubdivision 7,324 45 7,369 3,814 1I,183

Urban 5.229 29 5,258 2,235 7,493Rural 2,095 16 2,111 .579 3,690

2 Preston StatisticalSubdivision 14,549 92 14,641 1,291 15,932

Urban 11,346 68 11,414 910 12,324Rural 3,203 24 3,227 381 3,608

3 Vasse StatisticalSubdivision 4,525 52 4,577 1,522 6,099

Urban 2,314 25 2,339 400 2,739Rural 2.211 27 2,238 1,122 3.360

4 Blackwood StatisticalSubdivision 4,654 51 4,705 1,015 5,720

Urban 1,790 19 1,809 158 1,967Rural 2,864 32 2,896 857 3,753

Total South WestStatistical Division 31,052 240 31,292 7,642 38,934

Urban 20,679 141 20,820 3,703 24,523Rural 10.373 99 10,472 3.939 14,411


I Pallinup StatisticalSubdivision 4,082 53 4,135 556 4,691

Urban 1,597 26 1,623 132 1,755Rural 2,485 27 2,512 424 2,936


TABLE 3b. NUMBER OF DWELLINGS: STATISTICAL SUBDIVISIONS AND DIVISIONS,WESTERN AUSTRALIA, CENSUS 1981-continued

1981 Census

Occupied dwellingsUn-



2 King Statistical Subdivision 8,975 72 9,047 1,710 10,757

Urban 5,411 48 5,459 840 6,299Rural 3.564 24 3,588 870 4,458

Total Lower Great SouthernStatistical Division 13,057 125 13,182 2,266 15,448

Urban 7.008 74 7,082 972 8,054Rural 6.049 51 6,100 1,294 7,394


I Williams StatisticalSubdivision 5,073 49 5,122 753 5,875

Urban 1.983 19 2.002 180 2,182Rural 3,090 30 3.120 573 3,693

2 Lakes StatisticalSubdivision 1,759 32 1,791 244 2,035

Rural 1.759 32 1,791 244 2,035

Total Upper Great SouthernStatistical Division 6,832 81 6,913 997 7,910

Urban 1.983 19 2.002 180 2,182Rural 4,849 62 4.911 817 5,728


Moore StatisticalSubdivision 2.712 41 2,753 1,602 4,355

Urban 473 10 483 48 531Rural 2.239 31 2,270 1.554 3,824

2 Avon Statistical Subdivision 7,781 89 7,870 1,050 8,920

Urban 2,477 23 2,500 238 2,738Rural 5,304 66 5,370 812 6,182

3 Campion StatisticalSubdivision 4.110 63 4,173 679 4,852

Urban 1,376 19 1.395 130 1,525Rural 2,734 44 2.778 549 3,327

Total Midlands StatisticalDivision 14,603 193 14,796 3,331 18,127

Urban 4,326 52 4.378 416 4.794Rural 10.277 141 10.418 2,915 13,333


I Lefroy StatisticalSubdivision 8,216 164 8,380 756 9,136

Urban 6,979 86 7,065 581 7,646Rural 1,237 78 1,315 175 1,490

2 Dundas StatisticalSubdivision 3,705 65 3.770 645 4,415

Urban 2,369 28 2.397 365 2,762Rural 1,336 37 1,373 280 1.,653

Total South EasternStatistical Division 11,921 229 12,150 1,401 13,551

Urban 9,348 114 9,462 946 10,408Rural 2,573 115 2,688 455 3,143


TABLE 3b. NUMBER OF DWELLINGS: STATISTICAL SUBDIVISIONS AND DIVISIONS,WESTERN AUSTRALIA, CENSUS 1981-continued

1981 Census

Occupied dwellingsuln-



Gascoyne StatisticalSubdivision 2.395 79 2,474 250 2.724

Urban 1.700 34 1.734 179 1,913Rural 695 45 740 71 811

2 Carnegie StatisticalSubdivision 1.072 79 1.151 119 1,270

Rural 1.072 79 1.151 119 1,270

3 Greenough StatisticalSubdivision 10.380 140 10,520 1,695 12.215

Urban 6.482 64 6.546 661 7,207Rural 3,898 76 3.974 1.034 5,008

Total Central StatisticalDivIsion 13,847 298 14,145 2,064 16,209

Urban 8.182 98 8,280 840 9.120Rural 5.665 200 5.865 1,224 7.089


De Grey StatisticalSubdivision 5,299 107 5,406 363 5.769

Urban 4.527 49 4,576 331 4,907Rural 772 58 830 32 862

2 Ashburton StatisticalSubdivision 5.278 101 5.379 548 5.927

Urban 4.992 53 5.045 443 5.488Rural 286 48 334 lOS 439

Total Pilbara StatisticalDivision 10,577 208 10,785 911 11,696

Urban 9.519 102 9.621 774 10.395Rural 1.058 106 1.164 137 1,301


Ord Statistical Subdivision 1.484 97 1.581 121 1,702

Urban 815 28 843 85 928Rural 669 69 738 36 774

2 Fitzroy StatisticalSubdivision 2.094 116 2,210 162 2.372

Urban 1.285 33 1.318 129 1,447Rural 809 83 892 33 925

Total KimberleyStatistical DivisIon 3,578 213 3,791 283 4,074

Urban 2.100 61 2,161 214 2,375Rural 1.478 152 1,630 69 1.699

TOTAL STATE 403,600 2,397 405,997 42,100 448,097

Urban 348,501 1,421 349,922 29,290 379,212Rural 55,099 976 56,075 12.810 68.885


TABLE 4. OCCUPANCY RATIO AND PERSONS IN OCCUPIED PRIVATE DWELLINGS:LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREAS IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER, WESTERN AUSTRALIA, CENSUSES 1931 AND 1976


LGA Occupancy OccupancyCode Local Gov'ernment Area Persons ratio(a) Persons ratio(a)

03 2 001 Albany (S) 7,364 3.2 5,110 3.303 2 002 Albany (T) 12,348 2.8 11,786 3.001 5 003 Armadale (T) 35,730 3.4 n.a. n.a.02 3 004 Augusta-Margaret River (S) 3,575 2.8 2,941 2.901 2 005 Bassendean (T) 11,469 3.0 11,078 3.3

01 2 006 Bayswater (S) 38,290 3.1 38,149 3.401 5 007 Belmont (C) 29,100 2.9 30,983 3.3

05 2 008 Beverley (S) 1,437 2.9 1,520 3.1

04 1 009 Boddington (S) 732 3.1 700 3.206 1 010 Boulder (S) 10,434 3.1 10,092 3.2

02 4 01 I Boyup Brook (S) 1,867 3.1 1,803 3.202 4 012 Bridgetown-Greenbushes (S) 3,011 3.0 2,650 3.004 1 013 Brookton (S) 1,107 3.3 1,147 3.4

09 2 014 Broome (S) 3,564 4.0 2,392 4.2

03 1 015 Broomehill (S) 583 3.4 669 3.7

05 3 016 Bruce Rock (S) 1,286 3.0 1,424 3.302 2 017 Bunbury (C) 20,659 3.1 18,480 3.2

02 3 018 Busselton (S) 9,025 2.8 7,691 3.001 5 019 Canning (C) 52,160 3.1 42,689 3.4

02 2 020 Capel (S) 2,764 3.4 2,218 3.4

07 3 021 Carnamah (S) 1,056 3.3 1,015 3.307 1 022 Carnarvon (S) 5,771I 3.5 5,228 3.9

07 3 023 Chapman Valley (S) 803 3.6 860 3.805 1 024 Chittering (S) 1,064 3.3 955 3.401 1 025 Claremont (T) 7,207 2.3 7,524 2.401 4 026 Cockburn (C) 31,397 3.3 29,042 3.602 2 027 Collie (S) 8,337 3.2 7,323 3.206 1 028 Coolgardie (S) 5,007 3.6 5,020 3.807 3 029 Coorow (S) 1,170 3.3 1,086 3.404 2 030 Corrigin (S) 1,512 3.1 1,651 3.4

01 I 031 Cottesloe (T) 6,558 2.2 7,066 2.303 2 032 Cranbrook (S) 1,201 3.2 1,223 3.404 1 033 Cuballing (S) 647 3.5 618 3.707 2 034 Cue (S) 313 3.5 290 4.005 2 035 Cunderdin (S) 1,414 3.0 1,485 3.305 2 036 Dalwallinu (S) 1,780 3.4 2,131 3.705 1 037 Dandaragan (S) 1,662 3.1 1,563 3.302 2 038 Dardanup (S) 3,377 3.4 2,698 3.503 2 039 Denmark (S) 2,077 2.8 1,699 2.902 2 040 Donnybrook-Balingup (S) 3,131 3.2 2,752 3.205 2 041 Dowerin (S) 921 3.0 1,046 3.404 I 042 Dumbleyung (S) 948 3.0 1,012 3.306 2 043 Dundas (S) 1,947 3.2 2,224 3.501 4 044 East Fremantle (T) 5,745 2.4 6,096 2.708 1 045 East Pilbara (S) 7,374 3.6 5,433 3.706 2 046 Esperance (S) 8,948 3.3 7,363 3.407 1 047 Exmouth (S) 1,798 3.2 1,731I 3.201 4 048 Fremantle (C) 20,825 2.7 21,859 3.007 3 049 Geraldton (Txb) 17,200 3.1 16,007 3.405 1 050 Gingin (S) 1,736 2.8 1,227 3.0

03 1 051 Gnowangerup (S) 3,438 3.3 3,268 3.505 2 052 Goomalling (S) 1,190 3.2 1,204 3.501 5 053 Gosnells (C) 52,119 3.4 39.833 3.607 3 054 Greenough (S) 4.359 3.4 2,897 3.609 1 055 Halls Creek (S) 2,093 4.4 970 4.802 2 056 Harvey (S) 7,661 3.2 6,383 3.4

07 3 057 Irwin (S) 1,360 3.1 1,027 3.201 2 058 Kalamunda (S) 34,447 3.4 25,533 3.606 I 059 Kalgoorlie (T) 8,341 3.0 8,213 3.103 I 060 Katanning (S) 4,648 3.3 4,458 3.405 3 061 Kellerberrin (S) 1,568 3.1 1,713 3.503 1 062 Kent (S) 975 3.5 963 3.603 1 063 Kojonup (S) 2,516 3.3 2,340 3.4

04 2 064 Kondinin (S) 1,158 3.3 1,185 3.705 2 065 Koorda (S) 733 3.2 885 3.804 2 066 Kulin (S) 1,209 3.4 1,264 3.601 4 067 Kwinana (T) 13,538 3.4 13,631 3.704 2 068 Lake Grace (S) 1,898 3.3 1,855 3.406 I 069 Laverton (S) 847 3.6 970 3.8

For footnotes see end of table.


TABLE 4. OCCUPANCY RATIO AND PERSONS IN OCCUPIED PRIVATE DWELLINGS:LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREAS IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER, WESTERN AUSTRALIA, CENSUSES 1981 AND 1976-continued


LGA Occupancy OccupancyCode Local Government Area Persons ratio(a) Persons ratio~a)

06 1 070 Leonora (S) 1,200 3.1 571 3.502 1 071 Mandurah (S) 12,369 2.6 8.046 2.602 4 072 Manjimup (5) 8,680 3.2 8,077 3.307 2 073 Meekatharra (5) 1,077 3.8 1,032 3.901 4 074 Melville (C) 59,929 2.9 53,326 3.106 1 075 Menzies (5) 279 3.8 201 2.405 3 076 Merredin (5) 4,151 3.2 4,392 3.607 3 077 Mingenew (5) 657 3.4 811 3.805 1 078 Moora (S) 2,875 3.3 2,893 3.607 3 079 Morawa (5) 1,188 3.4 1,441 3.801 1 080 Mosman Park (T) 6,479 2.3 6,268 2.507 2 081 Mount Magnet (5) 635 3.1 436 2.905 3 082 Mount Marshall (5) 855 3.4 1,070 3.705 3 083 Mukinbudin (S) 860 3.6 965 3.807 3 084 Mullewa (5) 1,422 3.9 1,569 4.1.01 2 085 Mundaring (S) 20,441 3.3 n.a. na.07 2 086 Murchison (S) 158 3.8 153 4.002 1 087 Murray (S) 5.946 3.3 4,775 3.402 4 088 Nannup (S) 987 3.3 946 3.205 3 089 Narembeen (S) 1,242 3.3 1,373 3.504 1 090 Narrogin (5) 737 3.4 734 3.504 1 091 Narrogin (T) 4,548 3.0 4,360 3.301 1 092 Nedlands (C) 17,003 2.7 17,385 2.705 2 093 Northam (S) 2,332 3.3 2,354 3.605 2 094 Northam (T) 6,349 3.1 6,342 3.307 3 095 Northampton (5) 2,275 3.3 2,112 3.405 3 096 Nungarin (S) 325 3.0 391 3.401 1 097 Peppermint Grove (S) 1,369 2.7 1,435 3.007 3 098 Perenjori (5) 923 3.4 1,191 4.001 1 099 Perth (C) 72,555 2.4 80.069 2.704 1 100 Pingelly (S) 1,340 3.2 1,390 3.403 2 101 Plantagenet (S) 3,973 3.3 3,955 3.408 1 102 Port Hedland (S) 11,454 3.5 8,087 3.705 2 103 Quairading (S) 1,227 3.0 1,418 3.506 2 104 Ravensthorpe (5) 1,274 3.2 1,065 3.301 4 015 Rockingham (5) 24,165 3.0 16,546 3.208 2 106 Roebourne (S) 12,075 3.6 7,755 3.707 2 107 Sandstone (5) 107 2.5 65 2.301 5 108 Serpentine-Jarrahdale (5) 4,803 3.4 n.a. na.07 1 109 Shark Bay (S) 450 3.1 415 3.101 5 110 South Perth (C) 29,542 2.3 28,478 2.501 3 111 Stirling (C) 158,171 2.7 158,446 3.101 1 112 Subiaco (C) 12,603 2.1 13,406 2.201 2 113 Swan (5) 29,489 3.2 n.a. na.03 1 114 Tambellup (S) 908 3.3 865 3.605 2 115 Tammin (S) 555 3.2 622 3.407 3 116 Three Springs (S) 1,003 3.2 972 3.405 2 117 Toodyay (5) 1,371 3.1 1,121 3.205 3 118 Trayning (S) 561 3.0 702 3.407 I 119 Upper Gascoyne (5) 215 3.9 234 4.305 1 120 Victoria Plains (S) 1,154 3.2 1,263 3.504 1 121 Wagin (5) 2,254 3.1 2,351 3.504 1 122 Wandering (S) 445 3.6 414 3.301 3 123 Wanneroo (S) 92,842 3.5 54,459 3.602 I 124 Waroona (5) 2,302 3.2 1,889 3.304 1 125 West Arthur (5) 1,214 3.2 1,287 3.409 2 126 West Kimberley (5) 5,090 4.3 2,966 3.608 2 127 West Pilbara (5) 6,782 3.5 5,716 3.605 3 128 Westonia (S) 430 3.6 503 3.904 1 129 Wickepin (5) 973 3.2 1,032 3.304 1 130 Williams (5) 1,100 3.3 1,112 3.507 2 131 Wiluna (S) 1,432 4.2 132 3.005 2 132 Wongan-Ballidu (S) 1,945 3.3 2,147 3.703 1 133 Woodanilling (5) 441 3.6 446 3.705 2 134 Wyalkatchem (5) 841 3.0 970 3.309 1 135 Wyndham-East Kimberley (5) 3,759 3.7 2,566 3.607 2 136 Yalgoo (S) 253 3.4 252 3.005 3 137 Yilgarn (S) 1,890 3.2 2,073 3.505 2 138 York (5) 2,036 3.0 1,856 3.1

(a) Average number of persons per occupied private dwelling. (b) Includes Houtman Abrolhos.


TABLE 5. NUMBER OF PERSONS :URBAN CENTRES AND BOUNDED RURAL LOCALITIESIN ALPHABETICAL ORDER, WESTERN AUSTRALIA, CENSUSES 1981 AND 1976

1981 Census 1976 Census Intercensal variationLGA Urban centre orCode bounded locality Males Females Persons Persons Persons Percentage

03 2 Albany 7,402 7,820 15,222 13,696 1,526 11.14

02 3 044 Augusta 278 310 588 464 124 26.72

02 2 056 Australind 866 815 1,681 832 849 102.0409 I 055 Balgo 248 213 461 .

05 2 008 Beverley 376 380 756 755 1 0.13

04 I 009 Boddington 188 179 367 355 12 3.38

02 2 020 Boyanup 177 188 365 283 82 28.98

02 4 O1l Boyup Brook 310 338 648 611 37 6.06

02 4 012 Brndgetown 771 750 1,521 1,316 205 15.58

04 I 013 Brookion 304 291 595 604 -9 -1.49

09 2 014 Broome 1,943 1,723 3,666 2,920 746 25.55

05 3 016 Bruce Rock 289 276 565 603 -38 -6.30

02 2 056 Brunswick Junction 468 421 889 893 -4 -0.45

02 2 017 Bunbury 10,915 10,834 21,749 19,513 2,236 11.46

02 3 018 Busselton 3,101 3,362 6,463 5,550 913 16.45

01 5 108 Byford 525 506 1,031 822 209 25.43

02 2 020 Capel 336 344 680 669 11 1.64

07 3 021 Carnamah 222 200 422 449 -27 -6.01

07 1 022 Carnarvon 2,604 2,449 5,053 5,341 -288 -5.39

05 1 037 Cervantes 131 111 242 ..

01 2 085 Chidlow 195 193 388 248 140 56.45

02 2 027 Collie 3,973 3.694 7,667 6,771 896 13.23

06 1 028 Coolgardie 473 418 891 643 248 38.57

07 3 029 Coorow 120 106 226 209 17 8.13

04 2 030 Corrngin 439 402 841 853 -12 -1.41

03 2 032 Cranbrook 173 143 316 375 -59 -15.73

07 2 034 Cue 174 146 320 258 62 24.03

06 I 010 Cundeelee 148 112 260. .

05 2 035 Cunderdin 386 345 731 756 -25 -3.31

05 2 036 Dalwallinu 322 317 639 683 -44 -6.44

08 2 106 Dampier 1,555 916 2,471 2,727 -256 -9.39

04 I 125 Darkan 119 123 242 266 -24 -9.02

02 4 072 Deanmill 123 101 224 281 -57 -20.28

07 1 109 Denham 218 184 402 346 56 16.18

03 2 039 Denmark 491 494 985 786 199 25.32

09 2 126 Derby 1,546 1,387 2.933 2.411I 522 21.65

07 3 057 Dongara-Port Denison 633 522 1,155 846 309 36.52

02 2 040 Donnybrook 590 607 1,197 1,008 189 18.75

05 2 041 Dowerin 204 206 410 421 -11 -2.61

04 I 042 Dumbleyung 142 132 274 263 11 4.18

02 3 018 Dunsborough 191 201 392 294 98 33.33

02 1 087 Dwellingup 247 206 453 450 3 0.67

02 2 038 Eaton 1,095 1,131 2,226 1,423 803 56.43

07 3 021 Eneabba 227 137 364 .

06 2 046 Esperance 3,270 3,105 6,375 5,262 1,113 21.15

07 1 047 Exmouth 1,342 1,241 2,583 2,336 247 10.57

09 2 126 Fitzroy Crossing 219 209 428 .

07 3 Geraldton 10,550 10,345 20,895 18,773 2,122 I11.30

05 1 050 Gingin 192 190 382 332 50 15.06

03 1 051 Gnowangerup 448 424 872 892 -20 -2.24

09 2 126 Gogo 108 109 217 ..

08 1 045 Goldsworthy 550 373 923 989 -66 -6.67

05 2 052 Goomalling 301 299 600 644 -44 -6.83

02 4 012 Greenbushes 170 151 321 232 89 38.36

09 1 055 Halls Creek 487 479 966 767 199 25.95

02 2 056 Harvey 1,266 1,213 2,479 2,418 61 2.52

01 5 108 Jarrahdale 175 140 315 356 -41 -11.52

03 I 051 Jerramungup 156 138 294 225 69 30.67

05 1 037 Jurien 248 201 449 605 -156 -25.79

07 3 095 Kalbarri 401 419 820 695 125 17.99

06 I Kalgoorlie-Boulder 10,509 9,339 19,848 19,041 807 4.24

06 I 028 Kambalda 2,488 1,975 4,463 4,784 -321 -6.71

08 2 106 Karratha 4,833 3,508 8,341 4,243 4,098 96.58

03 1 060 Katanning 2,192 2,221 4,413 4,162 251 6.03


TABLE 5. NUMBER OF PERSONS :URBAN CENTRES AND BOUNDED RURAL LOCALITIESIN ALPHABETICAL ORDER, WESTERN AUSTRALIA, CENSUSES 1981 AND 1976-continued

1981 Census 1976 Census Inmercensal variationLGA Urban centre orCode bounded locality Males Females Persons Persons Persons Percentage

05 3 061 Kellerberrnn 549 542 1,091 1,198 -107 -8.9303 1 063 Kojonup 558 544 1,102 944 158 16.7404 2 064 Kondinin 173 153 326 368 -42 -11.4105 3 137 Koolyanobbing 160 117 277 296 -19 -6.4205 2 065 Koorda 204 174 378 419 -41 -9.7904 2 066 Kulin 185 161 346 357 -11 -3.0809 1 135 Kununurra 1,111 970 2,081 1,540 541 35.1301 4 067 Kwinana New Town 6,102 6,253 12,355 10,981 1,374 12.5109 2 014 La Grange 199 173 372...04 2 068 Lake Grace 317 258 575 616 -41 -6.6605 1 050 Lancelin 223 176 399 247 152 61.5406 1 069 Laverton 516 356 872 848 24 2.8307 3 029 Leeman 193 192 385...06 1 070 Leinster 618 379 997...06 1 070 Leonora 299 225 524 468 56 11.9709 2 126 Looma 128 107 235 .

02 I Mandurah 5.505 5,473 10,978 7,050 3,928 55.7202 4072 Manjimup 2,111 2,039 4,150 3,734 416 11.1408 1 045 Marble Bar 201 156 357 262 95 36.2602 3 004 Margaret River 408 390 798 701 97 13.8407 2 073 Meekatharra 546 443 989 829 160 19.3006 1 075 Menzies 140 92 232 .

05 3 076 Merredin 1,845 1,675 3.520 3,661 -141 -3.8507 3 077 Mingenew 196 172 368 423 -55 -13.0005 1 078 Moora 863 814 1,677 1,545 132 8.5407 3 079 Morawa 386 308 694 814 -120 -14.7403 2 101 Mount Barker 770 749 1,519 1,562 -43 -2.7501 2 085 Mount Helena 153 158 311 261 50 19.1607 2 081 Mount Magnet 372 246 618 362 256 70.7209 2 126 Mowanjum 121 102 223 .

05 3 083 Mukinbudin 191 179 370 392 -22 -5.6107 3 084 Mullewa 476 442 918 933 -I5 -1.6101 2 085 Mundaring 405 418 823 677 146 21.5701 5 108 Mundijong 191 165 356 299 57 19.0602 4 088 Nannup 294 258 552 487 65 13.3505 3 089 Narembeen 261 239 500 506 -6 -1.1904 1 091 Narrogin 2.473 2,496 4.969 4,812 157 3.2608 1 045 Newman 3.234 2,232 5,466 4,672 794 16.9906 2 043 Norseman 1,058 837 1,895 2,029 -134 -6.6002 1 087 North Pinjarra 584 544 1,128 1,006 122 12.1305 2 094 Northam 3.385 3,406 6,791 6.866 -75 -1.0907 3 095 Northampton 387 363 750 703 47 6.6908 2 127 Onslow 324 270 594 220 374 170.0008 2 127 Pannawonica 758 412 1.170 .

08 2 127 Paraburdoo 1,394 963 2,357 2,402 -45 -1.8701 4 105 Peelhurst-Singleton 279 277 556 332 224 67.4702 4 072 Pemberton 468 403 871 777 94 12.1007 3 098 Perenjori 149 108 257 305 -48 -15.7401 5 Perth 397,235 411,800 809.035 73 1,275 77,760 10.6304 1 100 Pingelly 482 455 937 978 -41 -4.1902 1 087 Pinjarra 671 665 1,336 1,196 140 11.7108 1 102 Port Hedland 7,079 5,869 12,948 11,144 1.804 16.1905 2 103 Quairading 378 363 741 808 -67 -8.2901 3 123 Quinns Rocks 399 417 816 560 256 45.7106 2 104 Ravensthorpe 165 162 327 256 71 27.7301 4 Rockingham 12,496 12,436 24,932 17,693 7.239 40.9108 2 106 Roebourne 941 747 1,688 1,368 320 23.3908 I 045 Shay Gap 519 334 853 856 -3 -0.3505 3 137 Southern Cross 416 382 798 880 -82 -9.3208 I 102 Strelley 159 170 329 ..


TABLE 5. NUMBER OF PERSONS :URBAN CENTRES AND BOUNDED RURAL LOCALITIESIN ALPHABETICAL ORDER, WESTERN AUSTRALIA, CENSUSES 1981 AND 1976-continued

1981 Census 1976 Census Intercensal variationLGA Urban centre orCode bounded locality Males Females Persons Persons Persons Percentage

03 1 114 Tambellup 232 180 412 377 35 9.2805 2 115 Tammin 133 121 254 288 -34 -11.8108 I 045 Telfer 240 104 344..07 3 116 Three Springs 341 297 638 605 33 5.4508 2 127 Tom Price 1,958 1,582 3,540 3,193 347 10.8705 2 117 Toodyay 293 267 560 550 10 1.8209 I 055 Turkey Creek 118 94 212...01 3 123 Two Rocks 353 363 716 661 55 8.3204 1 121 Wagin 756 732 1,488 1,658 -170 -10.2502 4 072 Walpole 156 135 291 262 29 11.0701 3 123 Wanneroo 3,377 3.368 6,745 4,319 2,426 56.1707 2 131 Warburton 186 174 360...02 1 124 Waroona 770 692 1,462 1,160 302 26.0304 I 129 Wickepin 138 129 267 246 21 8.5408 2 106 Wickham 1,287 1,100 2,387 2,312 75 3.2404 I 130 Williams 234 219 453 475 -22 -4.6307 2 131 Wiluna 120 101 221..08 2 127 Wittenoom 140 107 247 962 -715 -74.3205 2 132 Wongan Hills 488 459 947 888 59 6.6405 2 093 Wundowie 382 338 720 969 -249 -25.7005 2 134 Wyalkatchem 235 218 453 534 -81 -15.1709 I 135 Wyndham 823 686 1,509 1,383 126 9.1101 3 123 Yanchep Beach 231 255 486 384 102 26.5602 2 056 Yarloop 271 237 508 483 25 5.1805 2 138 York 599 537 1,136 1,108 28 2.53


TABLE 6. NUMBER OF PERSONS AND DWELLINGS: URBAN CENTRES AND BOUNDED RURAL LOCALITIESIN SIZE ORDER, WESTERN AUSTRALIA, CENSUSES 1981 AND 1976


Total Un- Total Un-LGA Urban centre or occupied occupied Total occupied occupied TotalCode bounded locality Persons dwellings dwellings dwellings Persons dwellings dwellings dwellings

01 5 Perth 809,035 272,110 19,029 291,139 731,275 228,854 14,208 243,06201 4 Rockingham 24,932 8,114 1,809 9,923 17,693 5,406 1,421 6,82702 2 017 Bunbury 21,749 6,803 471 7,274 19,513 5,769 379 6,14807 3 Geraldton 20,895 6,199 581 6,780 18.772 4,919 342 5,26106 I Kalgoorlie-Boulder- 19,848 5,975 511 6,486 19,041 5,669 747 6,41603 2 Albany 15,222 5,003 773 5,776 13,696 4,234 528 4,76208 I 102 Port Hedland 12,948 3,204 279 3.483 11,144 2,269 240 2,50901 4 067 Kwinana New Town 12,355 3,631 308 3,939 10,981 2,950 130 3,08002 1 Mandurah 10,978 4,104 2,074 6,178 7.050 2,620 1,190 3,81008 2 106 Karratha 8,341 1.906 192 2,098 4.243 892 45 93702 2 027 Collie 7,667 2,315 178 2.493 6,772 2,058 148 2,20605 2 094 Northam 6,791 2.098 174 2.272 6,866 1,935 134 2,06901 3 123 Wanneroo 6,745 1,959 81 2,040 4.319 1,189 86 1,27502 3 018 Busselton 6,463 2,339 400 2.739 5.550 1,905 302 2,20706 2 046 Esperance 6,375 1,891 276 2,167 5.262 1,501 206 1,70708 1 045 Newman 5.466 1,372 52 1,424 4.672 1,036 74 1,11007 1 022 Carnarvon 5.053 1,173 134 1.307 5,341 1,082 116 1,19804 1 091 Narrogin 4,969 1,506 118 1,624 4,812 1,351 123 1,47406 1 028 Kambalda 4.463 1,090 70 1.160 4.784 1,076 74 1,15003 1 060 Katanning 4,413 1,279 111 1,390 4,162 1,173 99 1,27202 4 072 Manjimup 4,150 1,307 106 1,413 3,734 1,084 65 1,14909 2 014 Broome 3,666 697 56 753 2,920 493 34 52708 2 127 Tom Price 3,540 936 109 1,045 3,193 741 97 83805 3 076 Merredin 3,520 1,041 94 1,135 3,661 953 67 1,02009 2 126 Derby 2,933 621 73 694 2,411 495 41 53607 1 047 Exmouth 2,583 561 45 606 2,336 551 77 62802 2 056 Harvey 2,479 728 97 825 2,418 671 52 72308 2 106 Dampier 2,471 517 30 547 2,727 502 28 53008 2 106 Wickham 2,387 620 38 658 2,312 447 32 47908 2 127 Paraburdoo 2,357 566 42 608 2,402 531 63 59402 2 038 Eaton 2,226 655 48 703 1,423 416 25 44109 1 135 Kununurra 2,081 513 44 557 1,540 336 37 37306 2 043 Norseman 1,895 506 89 595 2,029 539 98 63708 2 106 Roebourne 1,688 274 18 292 1.368 212 11 22302 2 056 Australind 1.681I 528 77 605 832 268 29 29705 1078 Moora 1,677 483 48 531 1.545 401 30 43!02 4 012 Bridgetown 1,521 502 52 554 1.3 16 452 51 50303 2 101 Mount Barker 1,519 456 67 523 1,562 438 5I 48909 1 135 Wyndham 1,509 330 41 371 1,383 294 41 33504 1 121 Wagin 1,488 496 62 558 1,658 466 58 52402 1 124 Waroona 1,462 464 99 563 1,160 354 36 39002 1 087 Pinjarra 1,336 399 22 421 1,196 347 39 38602 2 040 Donnybrook 1,197 385 39 424 1,008 308 28 33608 2 127 Pannawonica 1,170 226 14 24007 3 057 Dongara-Port Denison 1,155 347 80 427 846 237 74 31105 2 138 York 1,136 402 64 466 1,108 370 70 44002 1 087 North Pinjarra 1,128 291 40 331 1,006 260 38 29803 1 063 Kojonup 1,102 344 21 365 944 280 21 30105 3 061 Kellerberrin 1,091 354 36 390 1,198 328 35 36301 5 108 Byford 1,031 303 18 321 822 221 6 22706 I 070 Leinster 997 202 33 23507 2 073 Meekatharra 989 226 35 261 829 192 23 21503 2 039 Denmark 985 381 108 489 786 274 64 33809 I1055 Halls Creek 966 166 16 182 767 108 8 11605 2 132 Wongan Hills 947 281 30 311 888 236 20 25604 I 100 Pingelly 937 288 36 324 978 278 28 30608 I 045 Goldsworthy 923 205 8 213 989 192 17 20707 2 084 Mullewa 918 214 21 235 933 218 16 23406 1 028 Coolgardie 891 232 28 260 643 169 36 20502 2 056 Brunswick Junction 889 254 17 271 893 237 17 25403 I 051 Gnowangerup 872 264 21 285 892 226 29 25506 I 069 Laverton 872 215 38 253 848 205 6 21102 4 072 Pemberton 871 257 33 290 777 224 41 26508 1 045 Shay Gap 853 159 3 162 856 137 19 15604 2 030 Corrigin 841 286 21 307 853 253 20 27301 2 085 Mundaring 823 279 24 303 677 228 6 234


TABLE 6. NUMBER OF PERSONS AND DWELLINGS: URBAN CENTRES AND BOUNDED RURAL LOCALITIESIN SIZE ORDER, WESTERN AUSTRALIA, CENSUSES 1981 AND 1976-continued


Total Un- Total Un-LGA Urban centre or occupied occupied Total occupied occupied TotalCode bounded locality Persons dwellings dwellings dwellings Persons dwellings dwellings dwellings

07 3 095 Kalbarrn 820 206 190 396 695 157 144 30101 3 123 Quinns Rocks 816 298 147 445 560 191 125 31602 3 004 Margaret River 798 296 33 329 701 227 19 24605 3 137 Southern Cross 798 244 49 293 880 228 37 26505 2 008 Beverley 756 272 27 299 755 269 23 29207 2 095 Northampton 750 215 22 237 703 198 19 21705 2 103 Quairading 741 258 35 293 808 230 36 26605 2 035 Cunderdin 731 248 33 281 756 236 35 27105 2 093 Wundowie 720 219 36 255 969 242 10 25201 3 123 Two Rocks 716 262 115 377 661 204 135 33907 3 079 M orawa 694 198 36 234 814 215 30 24502 2 020 Cape] 680 217 21 238 669 201 9 21002 4 O1l Boyup Brook 648 230 22 252 611 202 23 22505 2 036 Dalwallinu 639 200 20 220 683 182 9 19107 3 116 Three Springs 638 202 9 211 605 166 14 18007 2 081 Mount Magnet 618 176 55 231 362 119 50 16905 2 052 Goomalling 600 189 21 210 644 176 26 20204 I 013 Brookton 595 184 28 212 604 176 22 19808 2 127 Onslow 594 129 18 147 220 64 10 7402 3 004 Augusta 588 236 249 485 464 208 164 37204 2068 Lake Grace 575 165 10 175 616 164 18 18205 3016 Bruce Rock 565 204 35 239 603 196 22 21805 2 117 Toodyay 560 191 21 212 550 178 28 20601 4 l05 Peelhurst-Singleton 556 190 191 381 332 108 94 20202 4 088 Nannup 552 157 17 174 487 148 31 17906 1 070 Leonora 524 144 6 1S0 468 121 14 13502 2 056 Yarloop 508 166 17 183 483 150 10 16005 3 089 Narembeen 500 168 23 191 506 149 1S 16401 3 123 Yanchep Beach 486 166 105 271 384 126 86 21209 1055 Balgo 461 73 - 7305 2 134 Wyalkatchem 453 159 32 191 534 163 20 18304 1 130 Williams 453 141 I5 156 475 121 7 12802 I 087 Dwellingup 453 135 I5 150 450 121 18 13905 I 037 Jurien 449 157 224 381 605 175 153 32809 2 126 Fitzroy Crossing 428 59 - 5907 3 021 Carnamah 422 126 13 139 449 132 II 14303 1 114 Tambellup 412 123 8 131 377 109 14 12305 2 041 Dowerin 410 151 10 161 421 128 10 13807 I 109 Denham 402 103 36 139 346 100 12 11205 I 050 Lancelin 399 145 341 486 247 90 282 37202 3 018 Dunsborough 392 151 204 355 294 116 136 25201 2 085 Chidlow 388 125 9 134 248 85 12 9707 3 029 Leeman 385 115 50 16505 I 050 Gingin 382 128 10 138 332 112 II 12305 2 065 Koorda 378 117 IS 132 419 113 8 12109-2 014 La Grange 372 50 - 5005 3 083 Mukinbudin 370 114 11 125 392 110 7 11707 3 077 Mingenew 368 109 13 122 423 109 13 12204 I 009 Boddington 367 122 14 136 355 110 I5 12502 2 020 Boyanup 365 111 2 113 283 89 4 9307 3 021 Eneabba 364 76 5 8107 2 131 Warburton 360 76 - 7608 I 045 Marble Bar 357 80 9 89 262 5I - 5I01 5 108 Mundijong 356 102 8 110 299 77 4 8104 2 066 Kulin 346 112 21 133 357 110 II 12108 I 045 Teller 344 42 6 4808 I 102 Strelley 329 42 2 4406 2 104 Ravensthorpe 327 110 14 124 256 76 42 11804 2 064 Kondinin 326 106 31 137 368 101 13 11402 4 012 Greenbushes 321 103 13 116 232 81 16 9707 2034 Cue 320 67 3 70 258 54 24 7803 2 032 Cranbrook 316 99 7 106 375 97 7 10401 5 108 Jarrahdale 315 110 18 128 356 116 27 14301 2 08S Mount Helena 311 96 7 103 261 75 4 7903 I 0S1 Jerramungup 294 75 10 85 225 58 1 5902 4 072 Walpole 291 101 68 169 262 83 42 125


TABLE 6. NUMBER OF PERSONS AND DWELLINGS: URBAN CENTRES AND BOUNDED RURAL LOCALITIESIN SIZE ORDER, WESTERN AUSTRALIA, CENSUSES 1981 AND 1976-continued


Total Un- Total Un-LGA Urban centre or occupied occupied Total occupied occupied TotalCode hounded localit r Persons dwellings dwellings dwellings Persons dwellings dwellings dwellings

05 3 137 Koolyanobbing 277 79 15 94 296 72 34 10604 1 042 Dumbleyung 274 98 16 114 263 87 16 10304 1 129 Wickepin 267 90 21 111 246 83 10 9306 1 010 Cundeelee 260 84 - 8407 3 098 Perenjoni 257 79 13 92 305 81 6 8705 2 115 Tammin 254 79 20 99 288 80 13 9308 2 127 Wittenoom 247 50 68 118 962 204 48 25205 I 037 Cervantes 242 83 184 26704 I 125 Darkan 242 86 8 94 266 80 5 8509 2 126 Looma 235 32 - 3206 1 075 Menzies 232 44 1 4507 3 029 Coorow 226 66 7 73 209 64 8 7202 4 072 Deanmill 224 71 8 79 281 80 6 8609 2 126 Mowanjum 223 40 1 4107 2 131 Wiluna 221 42 - 4209 2 126 Gogo 217 38 1 3909 1 055 Turkey Creek 212 36 - 36

TABLE 7. DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONS AND URBAN CENTRES BY SIZE

OF URBAN CENTRE, WESTERN AUSTRALIA, CENSUSES 1981 AND 1976


Persons in urban centres Persons in urban centresSize of urban centre Number of Number of(number of persons) urban centres Number Percentage urban centres Numnber Percentage

Frequency distribution-500,000 and over 1 809.035 63.52 1 73 1,275 63.87100,000-499,999.....75.000- 99.999......50.000- 74,999.... .

25,000- 49.999....20.000- 24.999 3 67,576 5.31.15,000- 19,999 2 35.070 2.75 4 75,020 6.5510,000- 14,999 3 36,281 2.85 3 35,821 3.13

5,000- 9.999 8 52,901 4.15 6 36,840 3.222.500- 4.999 9 34.237 2.69 11 43,227 3.782,000- 2,499 6 14,001 1.10 6 13.908 1.211,000- 1.999 .18 24.786 1.95 14 18,471 1.61

Less than 1,000(a) 10 6.207 0.49 3 1,515 0.13

Total persons in urban centres 60 1,080,094 84.80 48 956,077 83.51

Cumulative frequency distribution--500.000 and over 1 809.035 63.52 1 73 1,275 63.87100,000 and over 1 809.035 63.52 1 731.275 63.8775.000 and over 1 809,035 63.52 1 731.275 63.8750.000 and over 1 809,035 63.52 1 731.275 63.8725.000 and over 1 809,035 63.52 1 73 1.275 63.8720.000 and over 4 876,611 68.83 1 73 1,275 63.8715,000 and over 6 911,681 71.58 5 806,295 70.4310,000 and over 9 947.962 74.43 8 842,116 73.565,000 and over 17 1.000,863 78.58 14 878.956 76.772.500 and over 26 1,035,100 81.27 25 922.183 80.552,000 and over 32 1,049,101 82.37 31 936,091 81.761,000 and over 50 1,073,887 84.32 45 954,562 83.38

Total persons in urban centres(a) 60 1,080,094 84.80 48 956,077 83.51

(a) Includes known holiday resorts classified as urban for statistical purposes.

APPENDIX A

MAJOR CHANGES TO STATISTICAL DIVISIONS, STATISTICAL SUBDIVISIONS AND DISTRICTS,LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREAS AND URBAN CENTRES, WESTERN AUSTRALIA,

1976 TO 1981

I. STATISTICAL DIVISIONS, SUBDIVISIONS AND DISTRICTS

There have been no changes to the boundaries of Statistical Divisions, Subdivisions and Districts between the 1976and 1981 Censuses.

2. LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREAS

Net changein area

(ha)

Estimatedpersons

involvedDate ofchangeLocal Government Area

Armadale (T)

Belmont (C)Bunbury (C)Canning (C)Cockburn (C)Gosnells (C)Kalamunda (S)Kwinana (T)Mundaring (S)

Serpentine-Jarrahdale (S)

Swan (S)

Nature of change

Formerly Armadale-Kelmscott (S)Lost to Serpentine-

Jarrahdale (S)Formerly Belmont (S)Formerly Bunbury (T)Formerly Canning (T)Formerly Cockburn (T)Formerly Gosnells (T)Lost to Mundaring (S)Formerly Kwinana (S)Gained from Kalamunda (S)Gained from Swan (S)Gained from Armadale-

Kelmscott (S)Lost to Mundaring (S)

1.1.79

-16,000

-68

+68+355

+16,000-355

-1,949

-21

+21+185

+1,949-185

1.7.7917.2.798.10.7910.3.79

26.10.791.7.773.6.77

28.5.773.6.773.6.77

1.7.773.6.77

Note: Houtman Abrolhos which is recorded as 'Unincorporated' in the 1976 Census data are included in Geraldton (T).

3. URBAN CENTRES

The following urban centres were non-urban at the 1976 Census: Byford, Dongara-Port Denison, Kojonup andPannawonica.

The following population clusters of less than 1,000 persons are defined as urban centres in 1981 because they areholiday resorts that contain 250 or more dwellings of which at least 100 are occupied: Augusta, Denmark, Dunsborough,Jurien, Kalbarri, Lancelin, Peelhurst-Singleton, Quinns Rocks, Two Rocks. Yanchep Beach.

I

IN CONFIDENCE APPENDIX B

AUSTRALIA.4. .:ii l

AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS

Census ofPopulation and Housing

Dear Householder.

Tuesday. 30 June 1981, is Census Day.

The census is an important statistical collection. wh h not onlyCounts the number of people throughout Australia. b t also measuressuch things as internal migration, occupation and ind ry of thosein the labour force, and housing conditions. The enclo d pamphletgives you a more detailed description of the value of th datacollected in the census and the uses to which they will

The census is the only way of getting a complete picture of allpersons in Australia at the one time.

The Australian Bureau of Statistics is required by law to take acomplete census of Australia every live years. The Act under whichthe census is token is called the Census and Statistics Act 1905.This Act makes it compulsory for you to provide the informationrequested.

For your protection the same Act guarantees that your answerswill be treated in confidence. All staff engaged on the census arerequired by law to protect the confidentiality of information collected.It would be an offence for any information relating to an identifiableperson ot household to be released to any other GovernmentDepartment or agency, or indeedto anyone outside the Statistics Bureau.

If you have difficulties filling out this form. please ask the Collectorfor help or telephone................._.._Your co-operation in carefully completing the lorm will contributegreatly to the success of the census.

AUSTRALIAN STATISTICIAN

Signature of Person...

Address:

No. and street. .... .................

Suburb, town or locality.................. . ....Postcode

Date ..................

Wh3.iVIo rouehold?arons living and eating together as a domestic unit are a household.

A person living alone is alstoa household. If there is more than onehousehold in this dwelling obtain extra Schedules from the CollectorAND FILL IN A SEPARArI SCHEDULE FOR EACH HOUSEHOLD.

Who to IncludeList in the top row all persons (including visitors) who spentthe night of Tuesday, 30 Jute 1981, in this household or returned onWednesday. 1 July 1981. rhhout having been counted elsewhere.USE ONE COLUMN FOR EACH PERSON. If there are more than8 persons in this household.o btain extra Forms from the Collector.On pages 1-5 give aOtails Dl all persons who spent the night ofTuesday. 30 June 1981. in this household.Complete particulars ot this swelling on page 5.

When Answering QuestriofPlease use ink or ball point Pen.Read the questions and inrsrctions carefully; give your answerand then go to the next qustion.Most answers can be given simply by placing a tick in anappropriate box.If you do not know the exact answer give the hest estimate you can.

PrivacyIf any person in your hous.Isod prefers, for privacy reasons, not to berecorded on this Schedule. pease ask the Collector for a PersonalForm and envelope. The completed Form should be sealed in theenvelope and delivered unage ned to the Coflector.Please ask for an envelope it which to seal your completed Scheduleand/or Personal Form(s). i you wish the Collecto riot to see them.

FinallyAfter filling in the Schedul.. please sign it and enter the requiredaddress on the front page rthe space provided.The Collector will return as aeon as possible after Tuesday.30 June 1981. for the Scht-&j le.

COLLECTOR'S USE 0fILY

Males Females Persons

Signature of Collector..

Please complete one column for each person. For each person who uses a Personal Form, write only the name. sex and relationshipto Person 1 and write "P.F." in the age question on this Schedule.

. Name of each person who spent the night of 30 June PERSON 1 PERSON 2 PERSON 31981 in this household:

* Include any person who returned on Wednesday. 1 July 1981,without having been counted elsewhere.

Christian or Christian or Christian or" Record details for all adults, children and babies (including given name

visitors) who spent the night of Tuesday. 30 June 1981. in given name i a ............... given name..

this household.

* Enter the household head or any aduhlt household member Surname. Surname Surnameas Person 1.

2. Sex:* Tick one box for each person (e.g. f/). Male - or Female 0 Male Q or Female Q Male 0 or Female

3. Age:

* In years and completed months.

* If age is less than one year write "0" years and ..... years ................ months ........ years ......... months ............... years ..... ... months

the number of completed months.

4. What is each person's relationship to Person 17? Wife...................., Wife..........

Husband .... .............. 02 ...... Husband . 2

Son.... ................. 03 Son 03S o n .................. .... ........... ..............._...........Q 3 S o n .. ...... .... ..... . ........ ... Q 3

P erso n 1 D aughter ......................_......................... . D aughter.................... ... . ........ .* Examples of other relationships: mother, father, sister, Other.............................. aOther ............ .................. s

son-in-law, granddaughter, uncle, boarder, visitor, her.. Otherco-tenant flatmate, commune member, etc..

Please state ......................................... . Please state.

5. what is each person's present marital status? Never married..... ... .. Never married .... Never married. .0

Now mamed ....... 0 2 Now mamned.. 2 Now married 0 2N ow m arr ed ............................... ....... n N ow m arr ed .......................................... I-12 N ow m arr ed ....-........................... .. -Q I

Separated but not divorced ........ 3 Separated but not divorced O ........... 3 Separated but not divorced ........... QDivorced . _................. . Divorced .............. ................... 4 Divorced ..

W idow ed .. ................................... s W idow ed .......... ................................. s W idow ed.. .................... . s

Answer questions 6 and 7 for eachperson now married.

6. What is the length (in years) of theperson's present marriage? ... Y............ ears ..... years .................. years

7. Has the person been married more than once? No, married once only .......... .. 0. No, married once only-...........0 ] Nc. married once only.............0 O

Yes .................. ... . ............. Yes . ............ ..... ........ ...... 2 Yes.... ....... .................. .. 2.......

8. Where does each person usually live? At the address shown on At the address shown on At the address shown onfront of this form ................. .......... , front of this form ... ............ ............ front of this form .......... ........ ,Elsew here............... 2 -E... ............... 2 Elsew here..... ......................... 2 Elsew here................................................

* "'Usuaf" residence is that address at which a person has lived If "Elsewhere" please print the If "Elsewhere" please print the if "Elsewhere" pease print theor intends to live for any period of 6 months or more in 1981. usual adoress usual address, usual address.

No. and Nc. and No. andS For persons w ho now have no usual residence, regard this street .................................... ................ street ......................... ...... street........................................

dwelling as their usual residence and tick box 1. Suburb, town Suburb, town Suburb, townSuburb, town Suburb, town Suburb, tDon

or lo lity. . . . . ..or locality ................. or locality . .................... or locality..............................Name of Name of Name oflocal council . .......... local council ................... local council........................................

State..................... Postcode ............... State .. ...... .. Postcod State . Postcode..............

* If usual residence is overseas, write only name of country. - Country .............................................. Country ..........................................CountryCountry..Country. ..................................................

9. Where was each person's usual residence one year ago Same as in question 8 ..... Same as in question 8 ............... Same as in question 8......................(i.e. at 30 June 1980)? Elsew here........................................0[ 2 Elsew here.......................................... . 2 Elsew here ........................ 2................... . Z

* If the person is less than one year old, wnrite "N/A". If "Elsewhere" please print usual f "Elsewhere" please print usual If "Elsewhere" please print usualaddress one year ago. address one year ago. adoress one year ago.

* For persons who had no usual residence on 30 June 1980, No. and No. and No. andgive the address at w hich they w ere then living street ................. .................................... .. street......... .... ................................... street streetstreet. ............ ....................................

Suburb, town Suburb. town Suburb, townor locality...... or locality ...... ....................... ................. or locality. .. ........... . .

4Name of Name of Name oflocal council ............................ local council ................... local council......

SIf usual residence was overseas, write only "O/S". - - State ............. Postcode . State. Postcode. State ........ ....... Postcode...........

For a household with more than 8 persons,please contact the Collector.

PEP.SON 4 PERSON 5 PERSON 6 PERSON 7 PERSON H

Christian or Christian on r Christian or Chris tian or Christian orgiven name........ . given name given name given name ... ..................... given name.

Surname Surname ... Surname ... .... Surname . Surname

Male 0 or Female 0 Male C or Female 0 Male 0 or Female 0 Male 0 or Female 0 Male I or Female O

S years.......... nths years... ... months .. years ....... months .years months ... ........years..........months

SWife ... Wife OQ, . Wife O .Wife....... ........ ,WifeO

Husband 0 2 Husband 0 2 Husband . 2 Husband .o 2 Husband 0 2

Son .. Son. ... Son ] Son. .Son............ ......... .............

Daughter ... 0 Daughter . ODaughter .... 4 Daughter ............. 4 Daughter .0Other .... .. .. ......... O ther . .. .1.Other O ther ... .. .............. s O ther. ..

Please state P IaIse state ... Pl sestate ... ase state.. ................... Please state... ..... .............

Never married O.......N a Never married .. .. O Never married 0 Never married Never married....................O

Now married . ..... 2 Now married ........ .0 2 Now married 2 Now married ................ Now married ............... 2

Separated but not divorced... 3 Separated but not divorced . O. Separated but not divorced ) 3 Separated but not divorced ........... a Separated but not divorced ............Divorced ............... O Divorced ................. 0. , Divorced .0... Divorced .. Divorced ....... ... ..

Widowed............ . s Widowed.. ..................... s Widowed Os Widowed 0 .. .... Widowed ........ .. s

.years years years.years ... years

0No, married once only .. No, married once only . 0 No. married once only . No, married once only ....................... No, married once only .....................

Yes .. ... .. 2 Yes ... 2.................. Yes 2 Yes........ .............. 2 Yes.... ... .............. . Yes..... ............ . . _. . .- 2

At the address shown on At the address shown on At the address shown on At the address shown on At the address shown onfront of this form ............ front of this form .. . , front of this form ............ front of this form ................... front of this form ...........................Eisewhere ......... ................. ................ 2l. Elsewhere ..... .............. 2 Elsewhere ................... 2 Elsew here ............. Elsewhere ................................................ 2

S "Elsewhere" please print the If "Elsewhere" please print the If "Elsewhere" please print the f "Elsewhere" please print the f "Elsewhere" please print theusual address usual address, usual address, usual address, usual address.No. and No. and No. and No. and No. andstreet...... ..... ................. street .. ................... street .............. street ...... ........... ......... street.........Suburb, town Suburb, town Suburb, town Suburb, town Suburb, townor locality .. ......... . ......... or locality ........... .......... or locality. or locality ...................... or locality.

Name of Name of Name of Name of Name oflocal council ..... .............. local council .......... local council...l................. ocal council ..................... local council ..........................

State .......... Postcode . State...........Postcode State ........... Postcode .State.................Postcode State......................Postcode.........

Country ....................... Country..................... .Country ._.. Country............. ............. Country.....................

Same as in question 8 ............. , Same as in question 8 ........ ... Same as in question 8.................. Same as in question 8 ................... , Same as in question 8...................Elsew here . ......................... 2 sew here................. .2 E Elsew h e ...................... Elsew here .................................... . Elsew here.............. ........... 2 Elsew here............................2..................

If "Elsewhere' olease print usual If "Elsewhere" please print usual If "Eisewihere" please print usual I "'Elsewhere" please print usual I "Elsewhere" please print usualaddress one year ago address one year ago address one year ago. address one year ago. address one year ago.No. and No. and No. and No. and No. andstreet ......... street ... ...................... street .......................... street.. .... ......... ............... street..... ......... ..............

Suburb, town Suburb. town Suburb, town Suburb, town Suburb, townor locality.......................... ........ or locality ... ....... ....... ...... or locality or locality ..... .................. or locality................'Name of Name of Name of Name of Name oflocal council................ ........ local council.........l........... ocal council. ................... local council .. ........ ........... local council........... .................

State....................... Postcode............ State ...................... Postcode ........ State..... ............... Postcode ..... State ........................ Postcode ........... State............. ............ Postcode.............

Same as in question 8 ................... Same as in question 8 _....._...... , Same as in question 8. .............. , Same as in question 8 ............. Same as in question 8 .................

Same as in question 9..................D Same as in question 9 ................. Same as in question 9 ................O 2 Same as in question 9. 2.......... Same as in question 9.................... 2

Elsewhere .... ............. Elsewhere .......... Elsewhere ............................ Elsewhere ... ........................... Elsewhere.........................

I "Elsewhere" please print usual If "Elsewhere" please print usual If "Elsewhere" ploiease print usual f "Elsewhere please print usual if Elsewhere" please print usualaddress five years ago. address five years ago address five years ago. address five years ago. address five years ago.

No. and No. and No. and No. and No. andstreet...... . ..... ............. street..... ...... .............. street . ......................... street...... .................... street... ................ ...

Suburb. town Suburb, town Suburb. town Suburb, town Suburb, townor locality . .......... or oca ty .......... or locality. ............ .... .... or locality ..................... or locality......... ................ or locality . ................................. .

Name of Name of Name of Name of Name ofocal council ocal council local council .. ........ local council .......... ....... local council...................................

State ......... Postcode.... State .......... Postcode State.......Postcode.. State....... ......Postcode. State........ ..Postcode..............

10. Where was each person's usual residence five years ago(i.e. at 30 June 1976)?

* If the person is less than five years old, write "N/A".

" For persons who had no usual residence on 30 June 1976,give the address at which they were then living.

* If usual residence was overseas, write only "O/S". - -

Same as in question 8 .......................

Same as in question 9 ...................... 0 2Elsewhere................ ...................... 0TIf "Elsewhere" please print usualaddress five years ego.

No. andstreet............. ...........................

Suburb, townor lo cality ...............................................

Name oflocal council ......................... .

State........................Postcode...........

Same as in question 8.......................

Same as in question 9 ..................Elsewhere.... ...............

If "Elsewhere" please print usualaddress five years ago.

No. andstreet .. .. ........................... ........

Suburb, townor lo cality ............................... ..................

Name oflocal council ...................................

Same as in question 8 ...........

Same as in question 9 2.......................

Elsewhere......................................... D

If "Elsewhere" please print usualaddress five years ago.

No. andstre et ........... .................................................

Suburb, townor locality ....................................................

Name oflocal council....................... ................

State.................. Postcode.State...... SPostcode .......i

Please complete one column for each person. For each p-son who uses a Personal Form, write only the name. sax and relationshipto Person 1 and write "P.F." in the age question on this Schedule.

1. Name of each peson who spent the night of 30 June PERSON 1 PERSON 2 PERSON 31981 in this household:

" Include any person who returned on Wednesday. 1 July 1981.without having been counted elsewhere.

Christian or Christian o Christian orRecord details for all adults childre and babies (includingiven name given name given name.........

visitors) who spent the night ol Tuesday. 30 June 1981. inthis household.

* Enter the household head or any adul household member Surname Surname Surnameas Person 1.

2. sex:/. Tick one box for each person (e.g. LC Male 0 o Female Q Male Q or Female 0 Male 0 Q or Ferale

3. Age:. In years and completed months.

. If age is less thar one year write -0' years and - years.months .. years months . years .... monthsthe number o comoleted months.

11. Where was each person born? Australia .. Q r Australia 0. Q Australia 0 ,

Overseas .. 2 OverseasO...................Overseas....... 2

Print country of birth ....... Print country of birth.............Print country of birth .

Answer question 12 for each person born overseas.

1 2. When did the person first arrive in Australia? Year 19 Year 19......... Year 19

1 3. What is the country of citizenship of each person? Australia ._. .0 , Australia. Q0 Australia.... ......

. For persons born in Australia, naturalised. registered orgranted Australian citizenship, tick box 1. Other....................02.Other....................2

Print country o citizenship Print country of citizenship Print country o citizenship

......... ........................... ....................._._.........._... . ............... .......... . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... . . . . . . . . . . -

14. Where were each person's father and mother born? Father's country of birth Father's country of birth Father's country of birth

Mother's country o birth Mother's country of birth Mother's country of birth

1 5. Does the person speak a language other than No. onlyspeaks English _.... Q , No. only speaks English..... _..0 , No. only speaks English. . 0 ,English at home?

Yes........... . z Yes.....2 Yes............ ........ ... 02

How well does this person How well does this person How well does this personspeak English? speak English? speak English?7

Verywell 0 Very well... .... . ........... 0 Very wll.................

Well_0......2. Well..................... 0z Well............ .... 02

Notwell 0 Not well_.................0 Notwell. _ - 3

Not at all .0 Not at all............... .0 Not at all................. . -i

16. Is the person of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander No 0 , No.. ............... ........ 0 No........... ....... 0,origin?

For persons o mixed origin, indicate the one to which Yes. Aboriginal., 0 2 Yes, Aboriginal...... ......... 0 2 Yes, Aboriginal....... 0 2

they consider themselves to belong. Yes. Torres Strait Islander..... Yes. Torres Strait Islander. ... ..03 Yes, Torres Strait Islander ...

17. What is each person's religious denomination? Religion Religion Religion...

" This question is optional.. If no religion write "None".

PERSON 4 PERSON E PERSON 0

For a household writh more than 8 persons,please contact the Collector.

PERSON 7 PERSON 8

Christian or Christian orgiven name g.... --. iven name

1* ('

Christian orgiven name

Surname

Christian crgiven name

Surname

Chrisian orgiven name

Surname...

_______________ IFemale 0

Surname

Male 0 or Female 0

Sumame

Male 0 or Female 0Male 0 or Female 0 Male C or Female 0 Male 0 or Female 0

I I_ _ _ _ _ _ _ t

years months years months years .... months ..years ..... .maesu .. ..... years months

Australia .__. .. .0 Australia... .. Australia 0 iAustralia. D. Australia .. 0

Overseas 2 Overseas.. __ . 2 Overseas.... .Q 2 Overseas .O verseas ... .2

Print country of birth.............Print country of birth Print country of birth..... .. Print country of birth ........... Print country of birth..........

Year 19.Year 1 .. .. Ya19................. Ya 9..... Year 19_.. er1... ........... -. Year 19 .....

Australia............... ...................... 0..... r.._ Australia.. ................ A..................... ........ustralia........ ......... .Q r, Australia........... ......... ............. Australia.... .............

Other................_................ ............ 2 Other... ......... _.................. 2 Other............... Other............... ....... ...... I O ther_ . 2

Print country of citizenship Print Country of citizenship Print country of citizenship Print country of citizenship Print country of citizenship

Fathers country of birth Father's country of birth Father's country of bith Fathers country of birth .Father's country of birth

Mother's country of birth Mother's country of birth Mother's country of birth Mother's country of birth Mother's country of birth

No, only speaks English.... .0 O~ No, only speaks English . 0 . No. only speaks English. .. 0.. r No only speaks English...... -.~ C No. only speaks English. 0..

Yes....................................... 3 YeS..................... .. s..................... ...._........ ........................ Yes .......... ........ _........ ...

How well does this person How well does this person How well does this peron How well does this person How wall does this person

speak English? speak English? speak English speak English? ispea English?

Very well....... ............. 01r Very well............... . 0 Very well . - -01 Very well.. .......... ..... C :lVery well ............. 0

Well ............. ......... 0 321 Well... ............. ......... 02 Well.. 02 ....-..-.- -- Well . -.. .... ~..-.CO i Well.... ............... 3

Nowell.... .. ..............Nowe........ ..... ......3 o. 3 Notwll........ ........ Notwell........ ......... 03

Not at all............kEgi ....... 04, Not at all...k...............0 , Noo at all 0ks Notis..............Q , at all............. pasnih ......._ 0. _Q Notatall 0ak gis. ....... Q ,

No........... .... .. . No......................0sNo............. ........ . Ys..No.................... esINo.................

Yes, Aboriginal 0Q2Yes......... Aboriginal .............. ... Q2 Yes. Aboriginal .. .0 2 Yes. Aboriginal........... I Yes Aboriginal 0 Well. 2

Yes. Torres Strait Islander... .... 0 Yes, Torres Strait Islander. 0 3 Yes. Torres Strait Islander ....... 0 [) Yes. Torres Strait Islander ...... 0 r Yes. Tortes Strait Islander. 0Q3

Religion. Religion.. Religion Religion... .. . _ . Religion.

II__ _ _ _I

Please complete one column for each person. For each person who uses a Personal Form, write only the name. se and relationshipto Person 1 and write "P.F." in the age question on this Schedule.

. Name of each person who spent the night of 30 June PERSON 1 PERSON 2 PERSON 31981 in this household:

* Include any person who returned on Wednesday. 1 July 1981.without having been counted elsewhere.

Christian or Christian or Christian orSRecord details for all adults, children and babies (including given name ....................... .. given name ......... given name.............

visitors) who spent the night of Tuesday, 30 June 1981. in

this household.

* Enter the household head or any adult household member Surname ....... Surname . .. ........... Surnameas Person 1.

2. sex:2 Tick one box for each person (e.g. "). Male Q or Female Q Male D or Female Q Male n or Female ~

3. Age:


* If age is less than one year write "'0" years and .. years .. months ...... years .. months ......... years months

r/o .....me .Mb r omnist o-nth.

Answer the remaining questions for each

person 15 years of age or more.

S. Hfow oldl was each person when they left school? Age left school .................. years Age left school... ........ years Age left school... years

Still at primary or Still at primary or Still at primary or* For persons who are full-time primary or secondary secondary school ................. O Q, secondary school................. ...... , secondary school ........ ,

school students, tick box 1.Did not go to school .. 2 Did not go to school ................ 2 Did not go to school ........... .

* For persons who did not go to school, tick box 2.

9. is the person attending a school or any other No.... ........ No......... . No 0,educationol institution? Yes, full-time student ............ 0... 2 Yes, full-time student .0..... 2 Yes, full-time student .......

, For persons who are external/correspondence students. Yes, part-time student................... 3 Yes, part-time student.... 0 3 Yes, part-time student ..... 3

indicate whether full-time or panrt-time.

2 0 . a the pe-son tained a trade or any other No.............................. ................... No ..................... obtained a trade or any other .......... ... ....... No .................................. .................

oualificaction since leaving school? Still at primary or Still at primary or Still at primary or

secondary school........... ............ .[ secondary school.............._.. .[ secondary school................................. [

Y es ....... . . . . ........... ...... 3 Y es ............................................................... 3 Y es.................................. ............ . . . .

r For persons who are full-time primary or secondary 11eschool students, tick box 2. Please print details of highest Please print details of highest Please print details of highest

Examples of qualification names are: qualification obtained. qualification obtained, qualification obtained,

trade certificate, diploma in science. B.A. Qualification name .............................. Qualification name................................... Qualification name ............................

Exam ples of institutions are : ........................ . . . . . ................................ . . ...................................................

Sydney Technical College, University of W .A. Name of institution .............. Name of institution............................ Name of institution .............................

Examples of fields of study are:plumbing, computing, geography Field of study ................ Field of study ......................... ield of study...................Field of study .............

Y ear obtained ....................................... Y ear obtained ......................................... Y ear obtained ...................................

N o inco m e ......................... Or . N o inco m e ............... , N o inco m e . ...........i.. . What is the gross income (including pensions

and/or allowances) that each person usually Less than $19 p.wk. Less than $19 p.wk. Less than $19 p wk.

receivee each week from all sources? Less than $1000 p.yr.................. 2 Less than $1000 p.yr............. - Less than $1000 p.yr......... ...

$19 to $38 p.wk. $19 to $38 p.wk. $19 to $38 p.wk.

$1000 to $2000 p.yr ...................... 3 $1000 to $2000 p.yr......... ....... 3 $1000 to $2000 p.yr...... ......... 3

$39 to $58 p.wk. $39 to $58 p.wk. $39 to $58 p.wk.$2001 to $3000 p.yr... ...... -... 4 $2001 to $3000 p.yr.................... $2001 to $3000 p.yr ...................

I unable to estimate income on$59 to $77 p.wk. $59 to $77 p.wk. $59 to $77 p.wk.S f unable to estimate inc me n aWeeklybaSis, tick the $3001 to $4000 p.yr.............. ..... s $3001 to $4000 p.yr....................... $3001 to s4000 p.yr.............. ..

appropriate box to show present income on an annual basis.$78 to $115 p.wk. $78 to $115 p.wk. $78 to $115 p.wk.

$4001 to $6000 p.yr. ......D 6 $4001 to $6000 p.yr..... , s4001 to $6000 p.yr ...... ........ 6

$116to $154 p.wk. $116 to $154 p.wk. $116 to $154 p.wk.

$6001 to $8000 p.yr................... , $6001 to $8000 p.yr ............ 5$6001 to $8000 p.yr............... ...

Count all incom Do no deduct $155 to $192 p.wk. $155 to s192 p.wk. 5155 to s192 p.wk.wage:, sCnt all incary, overtime, tax, superannuation, $8001 to $10000 p.yr....... ....... $8001 to $10000 p.yr ............. Da $8001 to $10000 p.yr..... E ..weoe:, salary, overtime, tax, superannuation,

family allowance health insurance, etc.. $193 to $231 p.wk. s193 to $231 p.wk. $193 to $231 p.wk.(child endowment). $10001 to $12000 p.yr............. $10001 to $12000 p.yr........... $10001 to $12000 p.yr.......... -pensions,superannuation. $232 to $288 p.wk. $232 to $288 p.wk. $232 to $288 p.wk.tips and gratuities. $12001 to $15000 p.yr......... $12001 to $15000 p.yr......... Os..... o $12001 to $15000 p.yr.......... .....Q obusiness or farm income(less expenses of operatinn), $289 to $346 p.wk. $289 to $346 p.wk. $289 to $346 o.wk.unemploymebe nefits. etc.. $15001 to $18000 p.yr............... D $15001 to $18000 p.yr ................ r, $15001 to $18000 p.yr................unemployment benefits, etc..

$347 to $423 p.wk. $347 to $423 p.wk. $347 to 5423 p.wk.$18001 to $22000 p.yr............ , $18001 to $22000 p.yr............. O2 518001 to $22000 p.yr .......... ,

s424 to $500 p.wk. s424 to $500 p.wk. $424 to $500 p.wk.

$22001 to $26000 p.yr...............O 3 $22001 to $26000 p.yr........ ... 3 $22001 to $26000 p.yr ............. ,

Over $500 p.wk. Over $500 o.wk. Over $500 p.wk.

Over $26000 p.yr.... ..... ... r, Over $26000 p.yr ..................... = Over $26000 p.yr ............................ ,

. F. each woman, how many babies has she ever had? Now living .................... Now living .. ....... .......... Now living ...........................................

* Do not include still-births. Not now living ..... ......... Not now living......................... Not now living

e If none, write "None". Total.......................... Total.... ........... ............... Total ........ ................


PERP.SON 4 PERSON 5 PERSON 6 PERSON 7 PERSON 8

Christian or Chnristian or Christian or Christian or Christian or

given name ........ given name ........... ..... given name.. ... given name given name

SraeSurname ....... ... Surname ...................... .............. Surname ... ........................................... a_.... MaleQnameeale.................... .....................al Q ale or Femle

Male - or Female 0 Male _ or Female " Male O or Female 0 Male 0 or Female 0 Male 0 or Female 0

years .. monthsyears ......... months years ..... months ..-... .. .. years . ...... months ............ Y.... ears .............. months........ years .. .. m onths ...... ... years ......... m onths ........... ye r

Age left school...........years Age left school..... years Age left school ... . .years Age left school ......... .. years Age left school .... years

Still at primary or Still at primary or Still at primary or Still at primary or Still at primary or

secondary school .............. , secondary school .......... , secondary school ..... , secondary school.................. O , secondary school ............. O ,

Did not go to school ....... 2 Did not go to school ......... 0 2 Did not go to school............ 2 Did not go to school . 2 Did not go to school 2.........

No.............. . ..... O , No ... No .......................... No............o........... No ......__. No..N................D .........

Yes, full-time student ........ 0 Yes, full-time student2 ........................ Yes, full-time student ........ 0 Yes, full-time student ......... Yes, full-time student............. .0 ,2

Yes, part-time student ........... 3 Yes, part-time student ................... 3 Yes, part-time student .................. 3 Yes, part-time student 3 Yes, part-time student................ 3

No O No ............ ....... No ........... ............ , No............, No.................. , No...................... ...... O , No ...... ......... ..................... ,

Still at primary or Still at primary or Still at primary or Still at primary or Still at primary or

secondary school ......................... secondary school ................................ 2 secondary school ........... ....... 0.......... 2 secondary school .............................. secondary school .................... 0Yes.... .. Yes . . . . . . . . . . ............. ... ...... . . Yes.. ............. Y s ............ .... ................... Yes ........... ...................... 3

Please print details of highest Please print details of highest Please print details of highest Pie se print details of highest Ple se print details of highest

Qualification obtained, qualification obtained, qualification obtained, qualification obtained. qualification obtained.

Q ualificatio n n am e ..... ................ Q u alificatio n nam e ...................... Q ualificatio n n am e ............... Q ualificatio n n a m e .. ......... ......... Q u alificatio n n am e................... . . . .

Name of institution ........................ Name of institution .............. Name of institution .............. Name of institution .. ............... Name of institution.............................

Field of study .......................................... Field of study ................... Field of study............................... .......... Field of study ............. .............. ................... I Field of study...................................

Year obtained....... ........ Year obtained............Year obtained . Year obtained Year .................. Year obtained..... ....................... Year obtained.................................

N o incom e .. 0............... ..... ........ ,

Less than $19 p.wk.Less than $1000 p.yr ....- --

$19 to $38 p.wk.$1000 to $2000 p.yr ................ D 3

$39 to $58 p.wk.$2001 to $3000 p.yr O _.....

$59 to $77 p.wk.$3001 to $4000 p.yr .............. .. s

$78 to $115 p.wk.54001 to $6000 p.yr ............... e

$116 to $154 p.wk.$6001 to $8000 p.yr ... ............... 7

$155 to $192 p.wk.$8001 to $10000 p.yr .............. D e

$193 to $231 p.wk.$10001 to $12000 p.yr.............

$232 to $288 p.wk.$12001 to $15000 p.yr................D o

$289 to $346 p.wk.$15001 to $18000 p.yr..........D,,

$347 to $423 p.wk.$18001 to $22000 p.yr...........0 1s424 to $500 p.wk.$22001 to $26000 p.yr..............O 3

Over $500 p.wk.Over $26000 p.yr..................O......... ,

N o incom e ...............................

Less than 519 p.wk.Less than $1000 p.yr....

$19 to $38 p.wk.$1000 to $2000 p.yr..........

$39 to $58 p.wk.$2001 to $3000 p.yr.....

$59 to $77 p.wk.$3001 to $4000 p.yr..........

$78 to $115 p.wk.$4001 to $6000 p.yr.......

$116 to $154 p.wk.$6001 to $8000 p.yr..........

$155 to $192 p.wk.$8001 to $10000 p.yr...

$193 to $231 p.wk.$10001 to $12000 p.yr..

$232 to $288 p.wk.$12001 to $15000 p.yr..

$289 to $346 p.wk.$15001 to $18000 p.yr..

$347 to $423 p.wk.$18001 to $22000 p.yr..

$424 to $500 p.wk.$22001 to $26000 p.yr..

Over $500 p.wk.Over $26000 p.yr............

N o incom e .............................. ,

Less than $19 p.wk.Less than $1000 p.yr................. 2

$19 to $38 p.wk.$1000 to $2000 p.yr.............0

$39 to $58 p.wk.$2001 to $3000 p.yr ....................

$59 to $77 p.wk.$3001 to $4000 p.yr ....................... 0 s

$78 to $115 p.wk.54001 to $6000 p.yr ............... 0

$116 to $154 p.wk.$6001 to $8000 p.yr._. ........... 0

$155 to $192 p.wk.$8001 to $10000 p.yr................. 0

$193 to $231 p.wk.$10001 to $12000 p.yr........... 0

$232 to $288 p.wk.$12001 to $15000 p.yr........... o

$289 to $346 p.wk.$15001 to $18000 p.yr.................

s347 to s423 p.wk.518001 to $22000 p.yr................

s424 to $500 p.wk.$22001 to $26000 p.yr .... ....... ,

Over $500 p.wk.Over $26000 p.yr ..................... .. ,

N o incom e ...................... O................. [

Less than $19 p.wk.

Less than $1000 p.yr ............ ......

$19 to $38 p.wvk.$1000 to $2000 p.yr .......................

$39 to $58 p.wk.$2001 to $3000 p.yr.. ................. .

$59 to $77 p.wk.$3001 to 54000 p.yr ...................

$78 to $115 p.wk.$4001 to $6000 p.yr...............

5116 to $154 p.wk.$6001 to $8000 p.yr....................

$155 to $192 p.wk.$8001 to $10000 p.yr................... 0

$193 to $231 p.wk.$10001 to $12000 p.yr.... .

$232 to $288 p.wk.$12001 to $15000 p.yr ................ o

$289 to $346 p.wk.$15001 to $18000 p.yr...............

$347 to S423 p.wk.$18B001 to $22000 p.yr.................Or-2

$424 to $500 p.wk.$22001 to $26000 p.yr...........0, 3

Over 5500 p.wk.Over $26000 p.yr.............. ......

N o incom e ....... . ....................... [ ,

Less than $19 p.wk.Less than $1000 p.yr............. 2$19 to $38 p.wk.$1000 to $2000 p.yr................. .....

$39 to $58 p.wk.$2001 to $3000 p.yr.... ..................

$59 to $77 p.wk.$3001 to $4000 p.yr ....................... s

$78 to $115 p.wk.$4001 to $6000 p.y ..................... e

$116 to $154 p.wk.$6001 to $8000 p.yr............... .0

$155 to $192 p.wk.58001 to $10000 p.yr...........

$193 to $231 p.wk.$10001 to $12000 p.yr.................. 9

$232 to $288 p.wk.512001 to 515000 p.yr..........O ro

$289 to $346 p.wk.$15001 to $18000 p.yr............ :.... ,

$347 to $423 p.wk.518001 to $22000 p.yr ..............

$424 to s500 p.wk.$22001 to $26000 p.yr...... 0 3

Over $500 p.wk.Over $26000 p.yr ..................... O...

Oo,

013 .__i. .. . . . . 1 Za

.........1

N ow living .............. ............... .............. N o w living .......... ... ..... .......... N ow, living .... .. .. ................... ..... ..... . N o w liv ing ..... . . ... . .. . .. .. .. n ow livin g . . . ... . ........ ......NNot now living............._....... Now living......Now living. Now ........i..n Now living..................

Not now l iving............... ............ Not now l iving Notal now .....ving N.. .......... .. ... Tota now l iving ........... T no w living

Total.......... . . .' jTotal........ .. . Total ... .... .. .......... Total......... ..... ....... Total.

Please complete one column for each person.

1 . Name of each person who spent the night of 30 June1981 in this household:

* Include any person who returned on Wednesday. 1 July 1981.without having been counted elsewhere.

* Record details for all adults., childrer; and babies (includingvisitors) who spent the night ol Tuesday, 30 June 1981, inthis household.

* Enter the household head or any adult household memberas Person 1.

For each person who uses a Personal Form. write only the name. sex and relationshipto Person 1 and write "P.F." in the age question on this Schedule.

PERSON 1 PERSON 2 PERSON 3

I1 I

Christian orgiven name.

Sumame

Christian orgiven name

Surname

Christian orgiven name.

Surname

2. sex:- Tick one box for each person (e.g. ~E/). Male O or Female O Male Q or Female O Male D or Female L

3. Age:


* If age is less than one year write "0 years and .. years .... months ........ years ........ months ... years ......... months

23. Did the person do any work at all LAST WEEK? Yes, worked for wages. Yes, worked for wages. Yes, worked for wages.salary, payment or profit .......... salary, payment or profit .. , salary, payment or profit ...

* For each person ticked in box 1. go to question 26. Yes, but did unpaid work only. .0 2 Yes, but did unpaid work only O 2 Yes, but did unpaid work only O. 2No.didnotwork ........ 3 No,didnotwork ... . Q No,didnotwork....3

24. LAST WEEK, did the person have a full-time or Yes, had a paid job, a Yes, had a paid job, a Yes, had a paid job, apart-time job of any kind, business, profession or farm? business, a profession business, a profession business, a profession(even if on holidays, sick, on strike, temporarily stood down, etc.) or a farm last week ......... or a farm last week .............. or a farm last week... ......

Yes, helped without pay Yes, helped without pay Yes, helped without payin a family business ......... 2 in a family business ...... .. 0 2 in a family business.................... O 2

. Tick one box only. Yes, unpaid job only .......... . .... Yes, unpaid job only ..... O.. ..0 3 Yes, unpaid job only......... ......... 3

No, did not have any job. No. did not have any job. No, did not have any job,business, profession or business, profession or business, profession orfarm last week................... ......... farm last week.... ... 0... ....... 4.. a farm last week ................ ..... 0 ......

25. Did the person look for work LAST WEEK? No, did not look for work. , No, did not look for work ...... C , No, did not look for work.....O....... ,

SLooking for work means being registered with the Commonwealth Yes, looked for work.................. 2 Yes, looked for work................... 2 Yes, looked for work........Employment Service, approaching a prospective employer, placingor answering advertisements, writing letters of application orawaiting the results of recent applications.

For each person ticked in box 3 or '-inquestion 24, do not answer questions 26-31.

26. In the main job held LAST WEEK, was the person: A wage or salary earner? ........... A wage or salary earner? O....0, A wage or salary earner? .

Conducting own business Conducting own business Conducting own business* Tick one box only. but not employing others ? ... 2 .. but not employing others ? ......... 2 but not employing others ? .... 2... 2

Conducting own business Conducting own business Conducting own businessand employing others? ........... 3 and employing others? .... ...03 and employing others? .........0

A helper not receiving A helper not receiving A helper not receivingwages or salary7? .O 4 wages or salary ........._..... wages or salary ?........... 04

27. In the main job held LAST WEEK, what was the person'soccupation ? Occupation .... . Occupation............... . Occupation .

" Describe as fully as possible, using two words or more(do not use initials or abbreviations, e.g. builder'slabourer, not bid. lab.).

* Where possible, include award or government designation.* Members of the Armed Services should state their rank.

USE BLOCK LETTERS USE BLOCK LETTERS USE BLOCK LETTERS

28. For the main job held LAST WEEK, what was the Business or trading name Business or trading name Business or trading nameemployer's trading name and address of workplace?

* For persons conducting their own business, print name ofown business.

For teachers, print name of school. Name of Division. Branch or Section Name of Division, Branch or Section Name of Division. Branch or Section(if any) in which the person worked (if any) in which the person worked (if any) in which the person worked

. For government employees, print full name of Department.Division. Branch or Section...

Address of workplace: Address of workplace: Address of workplace:* For persons with no fixed place of work last week,

e.g. airline pilots, taxi drivers, etc., write "N/A" in No. and street ...... ......................... .... ..................... No. and street ......... No and street..... ..... ......."Address of workplace".

Suburb. town Suburb, town Suburb, townor locality o.............. r locality . ...... .. or locality...... .....

State .... . Postcode. State. ........ Postcode................ State.. ....... Postcode.............


PERSON 4 PERSON B PERSON S PERSON 7 PERSON "

Christian or Christian c, Christian or Christian or Christian or

given name .. given name gven name ... given name given name

Surname Surname Surname ...... Surname . ..... Surnmame

Male 5 or Female D Male r or Female O Male 0 or Female 0 Male ] or Female 5 Male D or Female 0

.years . months . .years m onhs ......... years ... m onths .....................years ....................months ...................years ............... months

Yes, worked for wages. Yes. worked for wages. Yes, worked for wages. Yes. worked for wages. Yes, worked for wages.

salary, payment or profit ..... salary, paymen or profit... , salary, payment or profit .. , salary, payment or profit , salary, payment or profit ......

Yes, but did unpaid work only. .2 Yes. but did unpaid work only .. 2 Yes, but did unpaid work only. Q 2 Yes, but did unpaid work only O 2_ Yes. but did unpaid work only 0 2

No. did not work ......... ... No, did not work .................... No, did not work . O No. did not work . 3 No, did not work ]3

Yes, had a paid job, a Yes, had a paid iob, a Yes, had a paid job. a Yes, had a paid job, a Yes, had a paid job, a

business, a profession business, a profession business, a profession business, a profession business, a profession

or a farm last week ............ ... or a farm last week .......... , or a farm last week........ . or a farmlast week.........n orafarmlastweek...........

Yes, helped without pay Yes, helped without pay Yes. helped without pay Yes, helped without pay Yes, helped without pay

in a family business ................ in a amily business ......... 2 in a family business........... O 2 in a family business. D 2 in a family business...... O 2

Yes, unpaid job only............ ..... D 3 Yes, unpaid job only..... _... ...... Yes, unpaid job only........... 3 Yes, unpaid job only ......... Yes, unpaid ob only .... 3

No, did not have any job No did not have any job, No, did not have any job No, did not have any job No, did not have any job,

business, profession or business, profession or business, profession or business. profession or business, profession or

farm last week.................................. 4 farm last week...... .......... .. farm last week.............. ..... 4 farm last week .... ....... 4 farm last week ...

No, did not look for work............ No, did not look for work .............. 0 No, did not look for work ............ No, did not look for work ........... O , No, did not look for work ............ ,

Yes, looked for work .............. O 3 Yes, looked for work .... ... O 2o Yes, looked for work O 2........0.... 2 Yes, looked for work................. 2 Yes, looked for work.............. 2

A wage or salary earner? ............. A wage or salary earner? ......... O... , A wage or salary earner? ..... Or , A wage or salary earner? .............. O A wage or salary earner? ........... O

Conducting own business Conducting own business Conducting own business Conducting own business Conducting own business

but not employing others? ......... 2 but not employing others ?............ 2 but not employing others? ........... but not employing others? ....... 2 but not employing others? .. . 2

Conducting own business Conducting own business Conducting own business Conducting own business Conducting own business

and employing others?.............. 3 and employing oters ........ ........ and employing others?................. 3 and employing others? ............ Q and employing others? ....

A helper not receiving A helper not receiving A helper not receiving A helper not receiving A helper not receiving

wages or salary ? . . . . . . . .. . ..

4 O wages or salary 7... ........ ...... wages or salary? ................ ... 4 wages or salary ? ....... ...... wages or salary ? .............. O.....

Occupation..... ......... . Occupation ................... Occupation ..... .... Occupation............. ....... Occupation.....

USE BLOCK LETTERS USE BLOCK LEERS USE BLOCK LETTERS USE BLOCK LETTERS USE BLOCK LETTERS

Business or trading name Business or trading name Business or trading name Business or trading name Business or trading name

Name of Division, Branch or Section Nameof Division, Branch or Section Name of Division. Branch or Section Name of Division. Branch or Section Name of Division. Branch or Section

(if any) in which the person worked (if any) in which the person worked (if any) in which the person worked (if any) in which the person worked (if any) in which the person worked

Address of workplace: Address of workplace: Address of workplace: Address of workplace: Address of workplace:

No. and street........ .... ...... No. and street ....... ........... No. and street .......... ........ No. and street ......... ........ No. and street.............

Suburb. town Suburb, town Suburb, town Suburb, town Suburb, town

or locality ............. ......... or locality.............. ....... or locality... ..................... or locality ... ............ or locality ....... ....

State ............ Postcode............... State.... ..... Postcode..... State ....... Postcode State ...... Postcode. .... State.. ..... .. Postcode.

Kind of industry .......... Kind of industry ................. Kind of industry...... Kind of industry .... Kind of industry

D....

L1. What kind of industry, business or service is carriedout by your employer at the address given in reply toquestion 28 ?

* Describe as fully as possible, using two words or more(e.g. dairy farming, footwear manufacturing).

Kind of industry Kind of industry Kind of industry.....

_ _ 1 i

Please complete one column for each person. For each person wo ues aPersonl lForm, write only the nlame. sex and irelationshipto Person 1 and write "P.F." in the age question on this Schedule.


1.Name of each person who spent the night of130 Juno PERSON 1 PERSON 2 PESOT1981 in this household: PRO

" Include any person who returned on Wednesday. 1 July 1981.without having been counted elsewhere.

* eoddtisfralautcide n aisChristian or Christian or Christian orReoddtisfralautcide n ais(including given name...........given name given.... name

istr)who spent the night of Tuesday. 30 June 1981. in gvnnm

this household.

. Enter the household head or any adult household member Surname .. Surname............Surnameas Person 1.

2. Sex:. Tick one box for each person leg. V). Male Q or Female Q Male C or Female Q Male Q or Female r

3. Age:I

If age is less than one year write ' years and ..years... .....months......years... ......months .. years . -months

30. In the main job held LAST WEEK, how many hours None .. , None Q C, None C

did the person work? 1-14 hours................. C 2 1-14 hours.............. C Q 0-4hur1

15-24 hours... .................. C 3 15-24 hours.....................C Q 15-24 hours................_.Q C3

25-34 hours Q C 25-34 hours .. .. .. Q 25-34 hours C...35 or more.......... 5 35 orrmore............C 35 or more .C... 5

31 . Now did the person get to work on Monday. Train ............. , Train C Qi Train. ........ C29 June 1981?7 Bus... ............... 2 Bus... .. C._..Q2 Bus ............. C...Q2

Ferry or Tram .. _._.._.._..._......CQ Ferry or Tram............_ . C 3 Ferry or Tram.. C" TcTi oxk fboxes p rsforoshoeachmehperson.Tax.to...Show. _all...methods......used. Taxii....................................C..* Taxi Ta i.C.....Taxi....................... __. C

Car-as driver.......................CQ S Car-as driver.............C..._.. s Car-as driver ............. C._ ..

Car-as passenger. ........... C .. a Car-as passenger .......... C e_( Car-as passen"ger..........C..._[Moor bike or motor scooter.C Q Moor bike orrmotor scooter..C 7 Motor bike or motor scooter...... C 7

Bicycle..................C.... a.._.. .... Bicycle.._.. ............................. C a Bicycle...................C......... ..Worked at home.......... C a Worked at home...........C........._ 9 Worked at home-...........C........_Did not go to work........... Cr...._Qo Did not go to work..........Cia._.~ Did not go to work..........C.......rQoOther......... ........._ . ........ Other ....................................... Other ............................ _.._......4

Hi1. How many rooms are there in this dwelling?

" Write the number of each type of room (e.g. 0 ........ Bedroom(s)).

PLEASE ANSWER QUESTIONS " Count each room once only." A room shared with another household should be counted only by

ON THIS DWELLING. the principal householder.

" Do not count toilets, pantries, laundries. storerooms, halls or corridors.

This dwelling is the place (house, flat, etc.) in Number Type of Room

which your household spent census night. = . .Bedroom(s)

= ... _Combined lounge/dining room

...Lounge room

.. Dining room

.... Kitchen

Bathroom

W Family room

--Study

U ... Other rooms (please specify)

PERSON 4 PERSON 5 PERSON 6 PERSON 7 PERSON 8

Christian or Chiistian or Christian or Christian or Christian orgiven name..... given name . given name . given name. ..... .given name

Surname.............Surname .. . Surname.. .Surname .... _..... Surname.. ....

Male C Or Female C Male C or Female C Malt C or Female C Male C or Female C Male C or Female C

.ar . .mots....yer.... mots....yer .. .months ... years..............months ......... years .... ... .-. months

None-................. C, None ... .. . .. . .. . .. r None ..... ..... ....... ........... 0 , None......._............. . ........... CQ , None...... .............. _

1-14 hours........O 2 1-14 hours..._............... _........C, 1-14 hours ............................... C 2 1-14 hours ......... .............. C.. 2 1-14 hours_......_............. . . C0 2

1 t24 hours ... C.... ....... _.0 15-24 hours ..... _.... .......... ..... C 3 15-24 hou~rs........... .. _.... . ..C 3 15-24 hours. ............ _.. -...... C 2 15-24h us. ....

25-34 hours ..... C...... 0,25-34 hours.........._........... ... 425-34 hours ..... .................. C.._.Q.25-34 hours.........-.....C......0.25-34 hours................. .. --. CQ

35 ormore ........ C.. ....... ... 35 or more .............................0Ca 35 orimore.._................ ....... -CQ a 35 ormor.........------------C......... a 35 ormor.._....._ ...........-... -.....C

Train .C.... . Q , Train... ........ ... ...... C... 1

_..0 , Train ._...... .. --..... .._..__..... - CQ 1 Train.. -. _._ .. ... ..... ........... 1], Train.. ................... .--.. . C.. r

Bus_........... ...... - 2 Bus.... 0C2 Bus. _..... _....--------------2 Bus.. - -_...... -......-.. C._.. Q2Bus.......... ....~.......__O2Ferry or Tram. Q... 3 ~Ferr orTram........... .. C......03 Feryor Tram......__.............C0 3 Fery or Tram. ................ C..... 3 Ferry orTram.........__......C a

Taxi ............................ ... . CQ 4 Taxi.... ............... . C. ....0 Taxi........ .. ......... ...... ...... Q 4 Taxi ..... ................. -_ . .. C.. 4 Taxi . .. _._....- - .. _.... .

Car-es driver ...... .............. C s 5 Car-as driver............. ._.. C_..O s Car-as driver...__ ..._....._... C a Car-es driver._....... .... . ..... C.. s Car-aes dniver ..... ... ........ ..... 0 Cs

Car-as passenger.. ..........0 a Car-as passenger. ............. C._0itcar-es Passenger.--...._........0. a Car-os passenger_.......C........ e Car-as passenger. .......... ..... .. C a

Moorbike or motor scooter .C0 , Motorbke or motor scooter..C.. ,7Motor bikeor motor scooter. C 0 7Motor bike or motor scooter ..._.._ C 7 Motor bike or motor scooter......0C7

Bicycle... ........ .Cs.............D a Bicycle _.... _....... ........_........0 a Bicycle ......... _ ..... .... . C......Bicycle.0a.ic cl ...................................C.. a Biyce .. _.........._ ._ ._.... .....

Worked ahome.......... ....... C0sj Woredat homea........... ......Cs QoWorkedat home.-._..._....C s Woked at home.....-..... C.Qa Wored athome .-...... .... C a

Did not go to work ................ Did not go towork ........ C...i.....O ODid not goto work....__....- ....... CrDid not go towork ........ _.-..CsOo Dd not go towork............. .-Cio

Other..............._..... . ... ..... Other .......__...... _. ........... . .... 4 ,1 Other_. .........._..- ... __....... 4 ~ Other..._.. ...- ._........ _......_... _.. ,1 Other.................................... ¢ ~

Fleassesttt.t....__.._..Please...tata_.Ple se.state..............................Plea.e.....tPlase PleasePlease Stat .... .............Please..State..... ._-.

H2. Is this dwelling owned (or being purchased) by you or any usual H4. Ho0w many registered motor vehicles owned or used by members

member of this household? of this household were garaged or parked at or near this dwelling

C No-Goto tuestion H3. for the nght of 30June 1889

Yes " Exclude motor bikes, motor scooters. tractors." Include company vehicles kept at home.

Is there a mortgage (or contract of sale) on this dwelling? 0 None

C No -- Go to question H4.Yes C 1 motor vehicle

C 2 motor vehicles

What monthly payment (or average monthly payment) is mae0 3 motor vehicleson the total mortgages (or contracts of sale) on this dwelling?7

C 4 or more

s. -pet month -Go to question H4.

H 3. Do you or any usual member of this household pay rent for tilsdwelling?

C No -' Go to question H4.Yes

To whom is the rent paid?

C State Housing Commission

7 C Other Government Agencies

Q COther

Whet is the weekly rent?

$ . .. ... . ... . ...

Is this dwelling rented furnished or unfurnished?

C Furnished - 4

2 0 Unfurnishedotouein

THANK YOU FOR YOUR CO-OPERATION

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APPENDIX C

INQUIRIES

NEW SOUTHWALES

VICTORIA

QUEENSLAND

SOUTHAUSTRALIA

Information ServicesSt Andrew's HouseSydney. NSW. 2000(Box 796 GPO Sydney 2001)Phone (02) 268 4395-6-7Telex AA20819

Information ServicesCommonwealth Banks BuildingCnr Elizabeth & Flinders StreetsMelbourne. VIC. 3000(Box 2796Y GPO Melbourne 3001)Phone (03) 652 6192Telex AA30086

Information Services345 Ann StreetBrisbane. QLD. 4000Phone (07) 335 482Telex AA40271

Information ServicesCity Mutual Centre10-20 Pulteney StreetAdelaide. SA. 5000(Box 2272 GPO Adelaide 5001)Phone (08) 228 9439Telex AA82106

WESTERNAUSTRALIA

TASMANIA

NORTHERNTERRITORY

AUSTRALIANCAPITALTERRITORY

Information Services1-3 St George's TerracePerth. WA. 6000Phone (09) 323 5140Telex AA92041

Information ServicesAustralian Government Centre10th Floor188 Collins StreetHobart. TAS. 7000(Box 66A GPO Hobart 7001)Phone (002) 20 4437 or 20 4495Telex AA58098

The Statistician-Northern Territory7th Floor MLC Building81 Smith StreetDarwin. NT. 5790(Box 3796 PO Darwin 5794)Phone (089) 80 2717Telex AA85075

Information ServicesAustralian Bureau of StatisticsBox 10 POBelconnen. ACT. 2616Phone (062) 52 6627Telex AA62020

LOCAL GOVERNMENT

Albany (Shire)Albany (Town)Augusta-Margaret RiverBeverleyBoddingtonBoulderBoyup BrookBridgetown -GreenbushesBrooktonBroomeBroomehillBruce RockBunburyBusseltonCapelCarnamahCarnarvonChapman ValleyChitteringCollieCoolgardieCoorowCorriginCranbrookCuballingCueCunderdinDalwallinuDandaraganDardanupDenmarkDonnybrook - BalingupDowerinDumbleyungDundasEast PilbaraEsperanceExmouthGeraldtonGinginGnowangerupGoomallingGreenoughHalls CreekHarveyIrwinKalgoorlieKatanningKellerberrinKentKojonupKondininKoordaKulinLake GraceLaverton

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