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Brimbank · Sub-region (SA3)

People with a long-term health condition

24.1%2021

24.1% of residents in Brimbank live with a long-term health condition — well below average. It ranks 79th from the bottom of 350 sub-regions nationally.

Among its neighbours it's higher than Tullamarine - Broadmeadows and Melbourne City, but lower than Port Phillip, Maribyrnong and Moreland - North. Within Brimbank, it varies widely, from 15.8% in Derrimut to 29.2% in Keilor Downs.

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📍 Brimbank, Sub-region (SA3)

Trend across censuses

22.0%23.0%24.0%25.0%26.0%27.0%202124.1%

Not directly comparable across years.

Where Brimbank sits

10.0%15.0%20.0%25.0%30.0%35.0%40.0%

All sub-region (sa3) areas, 2021. The marker is Brimbank — lower than 78% of areas.

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People with a long-term health condition within Brimbank

  1. Ardeer - Albion25.0%
  2. Cairnlea21.0%
  3. Deer Park23.1%
  4. Delahey26.7%
  5. Derrimut15.8%
  6. Keilor Downs29.2%
  7. Kings Park (Vic.)25.1%
  8. St Albans - North22.8%
  9. St Albans - South22.8%
  10. Sunshine23.3%
  11. Sunshine North23.2%
  12. Sunshine West25.6%
  13. Sydenham26.5%
  14. Taylors Lakes25.9%

People with a long-term health condition in nearby areas

  1. Brunswick - Coburg29.7%
  2. Keilor28.1%
  3. Hobsons Bay27.3%
  4. Yarra27.2%
  5. Essendon26.1%
  6. Moreland - North25.6%
  7. Maribyrnong25.2%
  8. Port Phillip24.4%
  9. Tullamarine - Broadmeadows21.7%
  10. Melbourne City18.4%

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