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Home>Your Business>Demographics
Looking for data, maps or statistics to support your case, identify needs and gaps or build a picture of a community or issue on the peninsula? The following websites may help.
Just remember that one data set or map doesn't always tell the full story so you should check other data and build a picture from a range of sources. Always source the data and note if you are looking at enumerated populations or estimated resident populations as there are different base rates. Your story, picture or case, is always more rounded if you also have some qualitative data which might come from consultations, surveys, community meetings, interviews or workshops to support the quantitative data we have here.
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 Population Statistics ABS 2006 Census
Population Projections
Community Atlas
Victorian Local Government Association
Melbourne Access Point
Community Indicators Victoria
World Mapper
Victoria Police Crime Statistics by LGA
Department of Victorian Community: indicators of community strength by LGA
| Population Statistics ABS 2006 Census | | The Mornington Peninsula Shire Community Profile includes results from the 2006, 2001, 1996, and 1991 Censuses of Population and Housing.
The Mornington Peninsula Shire Community Profile is designed to inform community groups, investors, business, students and the general public. To achieve this, the Profile is formatted to present the data in simple, clear tables and charts with concise factual commentary.
To view the Community Profile use the link at the bottom of this webpage.  Top
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| Population Projections | | The Mornington Peninsula Shire population and household forecasts are designed to inform community groups, Council, investors, business, students and the general public. To achieve this, forecast.id® is formatted to present the data in simple, clear tables and charts with concise factual commentary.
To view the Population Projections use the link at the bottom of this webpage. Top
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| Community Atlas | | The Community Atlas includes key socio-demographic characteristics for the Mornington Peninsula Shire presented as interactive maps.
Based on data from the 2001 Census of Population and Housing (Australian Bureau of Statistics), each map is prepared using Census Collector Districts providing the finest level of detail to help identify spatial patterns and trends in the Shire.
To view the Shire’s Community Atlas use the link at the bottom of this page. Top
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| Victorian Local Government Association | | The Victorian Local Government Association (VLGA) hosts useful social statistics such as gaming, business, building, crime rates, disability, house and land process, social security, payments etc.
You can access the above by using the web link at the bottom of this page. Top
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| Melbourne Access Point | | The Southern Metropolitan Region Community Planner's Network, a consortium of local government social planners across the southern metropolitan region, have provided access to selected social and health data to the local government and community sector in Victoria.
For more information please visit the web link at the bottom of this page. Top
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| Community Indicators Victoria | | Community Indicators Victoria has local community wellbeing indicators to improve citizen engagement, community planning and policy making. It holds reports by municipality.
Please see the web link at the bottom of this webpage. Top
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| World Mapper | | Worldmapper is a collection of world maps where territories and re-sized on each map according to the subject of interest.
There are now nearly 600 maps available - simply use the link at the bottom of this webpage. Top
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| Victoria Police Crime Statistics by LGA | | Victoria Police Crime Statistics official release by Corporate Statistics includes statistical summaries of offences recorded by police in Victoria as at August 2007.
You can visit the website by visiting the link at the bottom of this page. Top
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| Department of Victorian Community: indicators of community strength by LGA | | The indicators examine Victorian’s ability to get help when needed, their participation in a range of community activities (such as volunteering and parental participation in schools) and community attitudes around life in their local area (such as safety and tolerance).
The indicators represent a significant tool for community planning, and are not a report card on progress of local government areas.
The indicators are affected by the combined actions of government, business and the community, and no single organisation is likely to be able to impact on the indicators alone.
You can visit the site by using the weblink at the bottom of this page (and the follow the links to the Mornington Peninsula). Top
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