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Rank	Statistical Division/District	State/Territory	June 2009[2]	June 2010[3]
1	Sydney	New South Wales	4,504,469	4,575,532
2	Melbourne	Victoria	3,995,537	4,077,036
3	Brisbane	Queensland	2,004,262	2,043,185
4	Perth	Western Australia	1,658,992	1,696,065
5	Adelaide	South Australia	1,187,466	1,203,186
6	Gold Coast-Tweed	Queensland/New South Wales	577,977	591,473
7	Newcastle	New South Wales	540,796	546,788
8	Canberra-Queanbeyan	Australian Capital Territory/New South Wales	403,118	410,419
*	Canberra	Australian Capital Territory[4]	351,868	358,600
9	Wollongong	New South Wales	288,984	292,190
10	Sunshine Coast	Queensland	245,309	251,081
11	Greater Hobart	Tasmania	212,019	214,705
12	Geelong	Victoria	175,803	178,650
13	Townsville	Queensland	168,402	172,316
14	Cairns	Queensland	147,118	150,920
15	Toowoomba	Queensland	128,600	131,258
16	Darwin	Northern Territory	124,760	127,532
17	Launceston	Tasmania	105,445	106,153
18	Albury-Wodonga	New South Wales/Victoria	104,609	106,052
19	Ballarat	Victoria	94,088	96,097
20	Bendigo	Victoria	89,995	91,713
21	Mandurah	Western Australia	83,032	85,814
22	Mackay	Queensland	83,680	85,700
23	Burnie-Devonport	Tasmania	82,102	82,567
24	Latrobe Valley[5]	Victoria	80,014	81,001
25	Rockhampton	Queensland	77,017	77,878
26	Bundaberg	Queensland	67,840	69,036
27	Bunbury	Western Australia	66,117	68,248
28	Hervey Bay	Queensland	58,902	60,807
29	Wagga Wagga	New South Wales	58,046	58,610
30	Coffs Harbour	New South Wales	52,517	53,401
31	Gladstone	Queensland	50,538	51,158
32	Mildura	Victoria	50,042	50,522
33	Shepparton	Victoria	48,926	49,859
34	Tamworth	New South Wales	46,695	47,595
35	Port Macquarie	New South Wales	43,561	44,313
36	Orange	New South Wales	38,685	39,329
37	Dubbo	New South Wales	37,491	38,037
38	Geraldton	Western Australia	36,343	36,958
39	Nowra-Bomaderry	New South Wales	33,985	34,479
40	Bathurst	New South Wales	33,793	34,303
41	Warrnambool	Victoria	33,374	33,922
42	Lismore	New South Wales	32,291	32,494
43	Kalgoorlie-Boulder	Western Australia	32,150	32,390

50 largest Urban Centres by population

Urban Centres are defined by the Australian Bureau of Statistics as being a population cluster of 1,000 or more people. For statistical purposes, people living in Urban Centres are classified as urban. These figures represent the populations of the contiguous built-up areas of each city.

State and territory capitals are in bold.

ank					Urban Centre	Total number of people, 2006 census	Stat. Division/District (if part of larger SD)
1					Sydney, New South Wales	3,641,422 [1]
2					Melbourne, Victoria	3,371,888 [2]
3					Brisbane, Queensland	1,676,389 [3]
4					Perth, Western Australia	1,256,035 [4]
5					Adelaide, South Australia	1,040,719 [5]
6					Gold Coast-Tweed Heads, Queensland/New South Wales	454,436 [6][7]
7					Canberra-Queanbeyan, Australian Capital Territory/New South Wales	356,120 [8][9]
8					Newcastle, New South Wales	288,732 [10]	Newcastle
9					Central Coast, New South Wales	282,726 [11]	Sydney
10					Wollongong, New South Wales	234,482 [12]	Illawarra
11					Sunshine Coast, Queensland	184,662 [13]
12					Geelong, Victoria	137,220 [14]
13					Townsville-Thuringowa, Queensland	128,808 [15]
14					Hobart, Tasmania	128,557 [16]
15					Cairns, Queensland	98,349 [17]
16					Toowoomba, Queensland	95,265 [18]
17					Ballarat, Victoria	78,221 [19]
18					Bendigo, Victoria	76,051 [20]
19					Albury-Wodonga, New South Wales/Victoria	73,497 [21][22]
20					Launceston, Tasmania	71,395 [23]
21					Mandurah, Western Australia	67,813 [24]
22					Rockingham, Western Australia	67,520 [25]	Perth
23					Mackay, Queensland	66,874 [26]
24					Darwin, Northern Territory	66,291 [27]
25					Maitland, New South Wales	61,431 [28]	Newcastle
26					Rockhampton, Queensland	60,827 [29]
27					Bunbury, Western Australia	54,482 [30]
28					Bundaberg, Queensland	46,961 [31]
29					Wagga Wagga, New South Wales	46,735 [32]
30					Hervey Bay, Queensland	41,225 [33]
31					Port Macquarie, New South Wales	39,219 [34]
32					Shepparton-Mooroopna, Victoria	38,773 [35]
33					Melton, Victoria	35,490 [36]	Melbourne
34					Tamworth, New South Wales	33,475 [37]
35					Orange, New South Wales	31,544 [38]
36					Dubbo, New South Wales	30,574 [39]
37					Mildura, Victoria	30,016 [40]
38					Sunbury, Victoria	29,566 [41]
39					Bathurst, New South Wales	28,992 [42]
40					Gladstone, Queensland	28,808 [43]
41					Kalgoorlie-Boulder, Western Australia	28,242 [44]
42					Warrnambool, Victoria	28,150 [45]
43					Nowra-Bomaderry, New South Wales	27,478 [46]
44					Geraldton, Western Australia	27,420 [47]
45					Lismore, New South Wales	27,069 [48]
46					Coffs Harbour, New South Wales	26,353 [49]
47					Albany, Western Australia	25,196 [50]	(no Stat. dist.)
48					Richmond-Windsor, New South Wales	25,011 [51]	Sydney
49					Palmerston, Northern Territory	23,614 [52]	Darwin
50					Mount Gambier, South Australia	23,494 [53]	(no Stat. dist.)