Can you name the Australia's largest cities? by Macca_GC

Rank	City Name	Population
1		3,641,422
2		3,371,888
3		1,676,389
4		1,256,035
5		1,040,719
6		454,436
7		356,120
8		288,732
9		282,726
10		234,482
11		184,662
12		137,220
13		128,808
14		128,557
15		98,349
16		95,265
17		78,221
18		76,051
19		73,497
20		71,395
21		67,813
22		67,520
23		66,874
24		66,291
25		61,431

Rank	City Name	Population
26		60,827
27		54,482
28		46,961
29		46,735
30		41,225
31		39,219
32		38,773
33		35,490
34		33,475
35		31,544
36		30,574
37		30,016
38		29,566
39		28,992
40		28,808
41		28,242
42		28,150
43		27,478
44		27,420
45		27,069
46		26,353
47		25,196
48		25,011
49		23,614
50		23,494

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Australia's largest cities Quiz

by Macca_GC

Created Mar 9, 2010 in Geography
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	ben615:	Mar 9th, 2010 at 16:35 GMT	1 point
	good quiz, but fix the spelling of kalgoorlie

	Macca_GC:	Mar 9th, 2010 at 16:41 GMT	1 point
	done. I knew I'd end up with one mistake in there, I just couldn't find it

	Brabant:	Aug 18th, 2010 at 12:55 GMT	1 point
	Pretty tough quiz, but fun. Got the top-9 most guessed and Townsville. Spent some time trying Woolagalung, Wongolong and Wungalunga.

	Olliejoseph1997:	Jan 8th, 2011 at 18:35 GMT	1 point
	It is not called Warnambool it is called Warrnambool!

	Simmosh:	Jan 11th, 2011 at 05:42 GMT	0 points
	90% of this is wrong information, especially Gold Coast & Newcastle, Newcastle was bigger than the gold coast until 2007

	Macca_GC:	Feb 3rd, 2011 at 02:37 GMT	1 point
	With the whole Gold Coast/ Newcastle thing, it all depends on where you draw the boundaries. Some people used to consider Newcastle to be larger by including the reasonably large populations of the Central Coast and Hunter Valley in their statistics. I wouldn't. They are completely seperate entities. Someone who lives at Tuggerah would not say "I live in Newcastle." They would say "I live on the central coast." So no, the Gold Coast has been larger than Newcastle for many years.