Australia's 2014 Population Map and Generational Profile
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This document is a promotional map showing Australia's population distribution in 2014. Major cities like Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, and Adelaide are highlighted as having the highest populations. The map also shows that most of Australia's population lives along the eastern and southern coasts, with the interior and outback areas having very low population densities.
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