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Statistical data from Greater Melbourne between 1881 and 1900, detailing population density, birth and death rates, temperature, rainfall, and atmospheric pressure.
In 1900 the most densely populated districts in Greater Melbourne according to this table were Fitzroy and North …
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LocationFitzroy
LocationNorth Melbourne
LocationRichmond
LocationCollingwood
LocationSouth Melbourne
LocationPrahran
LocationMelbourne (proper)
LocationNorthcote
LocationFitzroy
LocationNorth Melbourne
LocationRichmond
LocationCollingwood
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 60, 1901.
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