- Population
- About 6.8 million
- Largest city
- Melbourne
- Capital
- Melbourne
- Local government areas
- 80
- Busiest local government area
- Casey, about 392,000
- Quietest local government area
- Unincorporated Vic, about 953
Victoria
The smallest mainland state and the most closely settled. Melbourne fills its bay, the Great Ocean Road runs west along cliffs to the Twelve Apostles, and the gold rush that built Ballarat and Bendigo made Melbourne, for a time, one of the richest cities in the world.
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- Local government areas
- All 80, each named
- Sizes
- 11 sizes, 8" x 8" to 40" x 40"
Every local government area on this map
All 80 areas named, Alpine to Yarriambiack. Victoria redrew every council in the state at once in the nineties, which is why the pieces are large and fairly even outside Melbourne. Several of the names are older than the councils, taken from the squatting runs and the rivers the first surveys were named for.
- Alpine
- Ararat
- Ballarat
- Banyule
- Bass Coast
- Baw Baw
- Bayside (Vic.)
- Benalla
- Boroondara
- Brimbank
- Buloke
- Campaspe
- Cardinia
- Casey
- Central Goldfields
- Colac Otway
- Corangamite
- Darebin
- East Gippsland
- Frankston
- Gannawarra
- Glen Eira
- Glenelg
- Golden Plains
- Greater Bendigo
- Greater Dandenong
- Greater Geelong
- Greater Shepparton
- Hepburn
- Hindmarsh
- Hobsons Bay
- Horsham
- Hume
- Indigo
- Kingston (Vic.)
- Knox
- Latrobe (Vic.)
- Loddon
- Macedon Ranges
- Manningham
- Mansfield
- Maribyrnong
- Maroondah
- Melbourne
- Melton
- Merri-bek
- Mildura
- Mitchell
- Moira
- Monash
- Moonee Valley
- Moorabool
- Mornington Peninsula
- Mount Alexander
- Moyne
- Murrindindi
- Nillumbik
- Northern Grampians
- Port Phillip
- Pyrenees
- Queenscliffe
- South Gippsland
- Southern Grampians
- Stonnington
- Strathbogie
- Surf Coast
- Swan Hill
- Towong
- Unincorporated Vic
- Wangaratta
- Warrnambool
- Wellington
- West Wimmera
- Whitehorse
- Whittlesea
- Wodonga
- Wyndham
- Yarra
- Yarra Ranges
- Yarriambiack