Australia is enormous, but almost everyone is crowded on its edge
Each square is one in every hundred Australians. The filled ones live near the coast. The share is a placeholder until the ABS figure is added.
Placeholder dataIllustrative numbers only. Not real statistics yet, so please do not quote us at the pub.
Warming up the dots...
In words: Placeholder data: most of the one hundred squares are filled to show how many Australians live near the coast.
View the data as a table (for the sceptics)
| percent |
|---|
| 85 |
The full story is still being written. Until the real numbers arrive, treat this chart like a sketch on a napkin. The middle of the country is thriving. Mostly in the sense that nobody is there to complain.
TODO Replace with the ABS share and confirm the distance used to define near the coast.
Source: Placeholder data, to be replaced by the ABS. Retrieved: Not yet retrieved. Licence: To be confirmed on the source page. Data and notes.