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Which state has the highest annual growth rate?
Which state has the highest annual growth rate?
- Victoria
- Western Australia
- Queensland (correct)
- New South Wales
What is the total population of Victoria?
What is the total population of Victoria?
- 5.4 million
- 1.8 million
- 2.8 million
- 6.7 million (correct)
Which territory has the lowest annual growth rate?
Which territory has the lowest annual growth rate?
- ACT
- South Australia
- Northern Territory (correct)
- Tasmania
Which state has a total population closest to 1.8 million?
Which state has a total population closest to 1.8 million?
What is the total population of New South Wales?
What is the total population of New South Wales?
Flashcards
Natural increase
Natural increase
The difference between births and deaths in a population over a year.
Net interstate migration
Net interstate migration
The difference between people moving into and out of a state or territory in a year.
Net overseas migration
Net overseas migration
The difference between people coming into Australia and leaving Australia in a year.
Annual growth rate
Annual growth rate
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Total population
Total population
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Study Notes
Australian State and Territory Population Growth
- Queensland: Annual growth rate of 2.2%, total population of 5.4 million.
- New South Wales: Annual growth rate of 1.3%, total population of 8.2 million.
- Western Australia: Annual growth rate of 1.8%, total population of 2.8 million.
- South Australia: Annual growth rate of 1.4%, total population of 1.8 million.
- Victoria: Annual growth rate of 1.7%, total population of 6.7 million.
- Tasmania: Annual growth rate of 0.7%, total population of 572 thousand.
- Australian Capital Territory (ACT): Annual growth rate of 1.4%, total population of 459 thousand.
- Northern Territory: Annual growth rate of 0.4%, total population of 251 thousand.
Population Growth Components
- Natural increase (births minus deaths) and net migration (net overseas migration and interstate migration) contribute to population growth.
- Data includes annual growth rates for each state/territory, illustrating a range of population dynamics in Australia.
- Data presented visually by state/ territory, allowing for examination of growth patterns across different areas.
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