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Fraser Coast Regional CouncilPopulation forecast

Fraser Coast Regional Council

Population and age structure map

The area with the greatest increase in persons aged 0 to 16 years between 2021 and 2046 in Fraser Coast Regional Council is Hervey Bay - North East.

Knowing when and where to deliver age-based services is an essential part of local government planning. Mapping the distribution of selected age groups across Fraser Coast Regional Council provides the evidence-base for efficiently targeting and delivering these services. You can learn more about how places move through cycles of change which affect their age by visiting population and age structure.

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Population and age structure - persons aged 0 to 16 years
Fraser Coast Regional Council20212046Change between 2021 and 2046
AreaNumber%Number%Number%
Fraser Coast Regional Council19,88417.722,41714.8+2,533+12.7
Booral - River Heads59816.175710.7+160+26.7
Burrum Heads - Toogoom71613.71,01015.2+295+41.2
Craignish - Dundowran Beach90019.999113.4+92+10.2
Dundowran - Nikenbah Growth Area61226.399311.7+381+62.2
Fraser Island - Great Sandy Strait694.249313.4+424+614.4
Glenwood and District36915.036811.8-2-0.5
Granville and surrounds59618.975220.3+156+26.1
Hervey Bay - North East5,03316.16,62616.6+1,593+31.6
Hervey Bay - South West4,10319.84,51016.3+407+9.9
Howard - Torbanlea - Pacific Haven district67418.376215.5+88+13.0
Maryborough Central-North3,18117.72,59413.5-587-18.5
Oakhurst - Yengarie and District71724.043512.8-282-39.3
Rural West16816.414412.1-24-14.5
Sunshine Acres - Walligan - Takura district53824.927612.2-261-48.6
Tiaro - Bauple and District32114.444612.2+125+39.0
Tinana and District1,29018.51,26014.2-30-2.4
Source: Population and household forecasts, 2021 to 2046, prepared by .id (informed decisions), January 2024.

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