Melbourne Atlas 2006
| The Melbourne Atlas provides a comprehensive picture of how Melbourne is changing and the major trends that have shaped Melbourne over the last 50 years. Melbourne is a complex and diverse place, and one that is changing in all sorts of ways. Understanding how the city changes and the factors driving these changes - society, culture, economy, environment – will help all those involved and interested in Melbourne’s future development. With a focus on metropolitan Melbourne, the Atlas features 8 chapters: Melbourne’s development; Melbourne’s people; Housing; Working; Living; Equity; Learning; and Sustaining the Environment. |  |  |
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| The Melbourne Atlas is a valuable tool for people in government, the private sector, research, education, place management and others who are interested in the factors shaping Melbourne or particular areas within Melbourne. | ||
For more information on the Melbourne Atlas email us: spatialanalysis.research@dpcd.vic.gov.au or phone us on (03) 9637 9441.
| Reference Maps | Subject Index | References | |
| Atlas teaching resources | Presentations | Get Your Copy of the Atlas | |
Melbourne Atlas Chapters
|  | Melbourne's Development |  | Melbourne's People |
|  | Housing |  | Working |
|  | Living in Melbourne |  | Equity and Accessibility |
|  | Learning |  | Sustaining the Environment |
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