FIGURE 1: THE GROWTH OF MELBOURNE 1911-2016

FIGURE 2: POPULATION CHANGE FOR STATISTICAL LOCAL AREAS, MELBOURNE, 2001–2011

These teaching resources have been developed by the University of Melbourne and the Geography Teachers’ Association of Victoria, with funding from the Lord Mayor’s Charitable Foundation.

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FIGURE 3: GROWING OVER OUR FOODFOODPRINT MELBOURNE

YEAR MELBOURNE’S POPULATION1911 588 9711921 766 4651933 991 9341947 1 226 4091954 1 524 0621961 1 912 0551971 2 503 4501981 2 722 8171991 3 194 7072001 3 500 2492011 4 169 3662016 4 485 211

Source: BITRE

Source: Spatial Vision

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These teaching resources have been developed by the University of Melbourne and the Geography Teachers’ Association of Victoria, with funding from the Lord Mayor’s Charitable Foundation.

FIGURE 4: A RESILIENT CITY FOODBOWL FOR MELBOURNE

FIGURE 5: A COMMUNITY GARDEN IN MELBOURNE

FOODPRINT MELBOURNE

Source: Little Veggie Patch Company

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