Melbourne Comparative Local Statistics
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A meticulous portrait of one of Australia's most dynamic cities, Melbourne Comparative Local Statistics (Fourth Edition, June 1985) presents a rigorous, data-driven analysis of the Melbourne Statistical Division, chronicling the demographic, economic, and social landscape of metropolitan Melbourne across its constituent local government areas. Published by the Melbourne Metropolitan Board of Works Planning Branch under the Information Management Research imprint, this authoritative reference compiles comparative figures drawn from census data, housing records, population surveys, and economic indicators — delivering a granular, cross-sectional view of urban life in 1980s Melbourne. As a fourth edition, this volume reflects years of iterative refinement, building upon its predecessors to offer increasingly precise and comprehensive statistical benchmarks for planners, researchers, policymakers, and historians alike. Its structured methodology and comparative framework make it an indispensable tool for understanding the regional disparities and growth patterns that shaped modern Melbourne — leaving the reader to wonder just how dramatically the city's statistical story has shifted in the decades since.
Author: Melbourne Statistical Division
Format: Paperback
Published: 1985, Information Management Research, Melbourne Metropolitan Board of Works Planning Branch
Genre: Australian history
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
Condition remarks: Condition as shown in image
A meticulous portrait of one of Australia's most dynamic cities, Melbourne Comparative Local Statistics (Fourth Edition, June 1985) presents a rigorous, data-driven analysis of the Melbourne Statistical Division, chronicling the demographic, economic, and social landscape of metropolitan Melbourne across its constituent local government areas. Published by the Melbourne Metropolitan Board of Works Planning Branch under the Information Management Research imprint, this authoritative reference compiles comparative figures drawn from census data, housing records, population surveys, and economic indicators — delivering a granular, cross-sectional view of urban life in 1980s Melbourne. As a fourth edition, this volume reflects years of iterative refinement, building upon its predecessors to offer increasingly precise and comprehensive statistical benchmarks for planners, researchers, policymakers, and historians alike. Its structured methodology and comparative framework make it an indispensable tool for understanding the regional disparities and growth patterns that shaped modern Melbourne — leaving the reader to wonder just how dramatically the city's statistical story has shifted in the decades since.