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Statistical data from Greater Melbourne in 1900, detailing birth and death rates, population density, and comparisons to previous years.

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1601 May 24, 1901. Northcote, and Williamstown—all with rates of more than 124 per 1,000. …

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LocationNorthcote

LocationWilliamstown

LocationCaulfield

LocationKew

LocationBoroondara

LocationMalvern

LocationFlemington

LocationSt. Kilda

LocationBrighton

LocationHawthorn

LocationCoburg

LocationOakleigh

Victoria Government Gazette, No. 60, 1901.

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