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What is forecast.id?
forecast.id is a comprehensive online demographic forecast which shows how the population will change between 2021 and 2046. It helps council staff and community organisations understand the likely outcomes of current population trends and council policies on the future population of the area.
forecast.id is designed to answer the questions:
- How will our community change in the future?
- What is driving these changes?
- Where and when should we allocate resources to communities?
Fraser Coast Regional Council forecast has been developed as a website linked to your Council website for ease of access by staff and the community, it can also be accessed directly at:
forecast.id.com.au/fraser-coast
What does it look like?
Information is presented in a variety of formats. These include charts showing changes over time, tables with detailed age data and interactive maps showing the spatial distribution of change over selectable time periods.
What information is included?
Fraser Coast Regional Council population forecast website is a public website containing detailed population, dwelling and household forecasts under the following menu structure:
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About the forecast areas Assumptions
Forecast results
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Forecast mapping
Reports Data exporter About the forecasts |
Forecast methodology
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For which geographic areas?
Fraser Coast Regional Council population forecast provides comprehensive data for the following geographic areas: Small Area
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How can I access Fraser Coast Regional Council population forecast?
Fraser Coast Regional Council forecast can be accessed via the Fraser Coast Regional Council website or at:forecast.id.com.au/fraser-coast
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