Largest cities of Australia

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| name        = Largest cities of Australia
| class       = nav
| country     = Australia
| kind        = populated areas
| stat_ref    = 2016 data from [[Australian Bureau of Statistics]]<ref>{{cite web|title=3218.0 - Regional Population Growth, Australia, 2016|url=http://www.abs.gov.au/AUSSTATS/abs@.nsf/Lookup/3218.0Main+Features12016?OpenDocument|publisher=Australian Bureau of Statistics|accessdate=10 August 2017|language=en|date=28 July 2017}}</ref><ref>http://www.abs.gov.au/ausstats/abs@.nsf/latestProducts/3218.0Media%20Release12016-17?OpenDocument|publisher=Australian Bureau of Statistics|accessdate=25 April 2018|</ref>

| list_by_pop = List of cities in Australia by population
| div_name    = State
| div_link    = States and territories of Australia{{!}}State

| city_1 = Sydney
| div_1  = New South Wales{{!}}NSW
| pop_1  = 5,131,326
| img_1  = Sydney Opera house 3.jpg

| city_2 = Melbourne
| div_2  = Victoria (Australia){{!}}Vic
| pop_2  = 4,850,740
| img_2  = Melbourne skyline on 14 September 2013.jpg

| city_3 = Brisbane
| div_3  = Queensland{{!}}Qld
| pop_3  = 2,408,223
| img_3  = Brisbane May 2013.jpg

| city_4 = Perth
| div_4  = Western Australia{{!}}WA
| pop_4  = 2,043,138
| img_4  = CBD of Perth, Western Australia from Kings Park.JPG

| city_5 = Adelaide
| div_5  = South Australia{{!}}SA
| pop_5  = 1,333,927

| city_6 = Gold Coast, Queensland{{!}}Gold Coast{{Square bracket close|2}}–{{Square bracket open|2}}Tweed Heads, New South Wales{{!}}Tweed Heads
| div_6  = Queensland{{!}}Qld{{Square bracket close|2}}/{{Square bracket open|2}}New South Wales{{!}}NSW
| pop_6  = 646,983

| city_7 = Newcastle, New South Wales{{!}}Newcastle{{Square bracket close|2}}–{{Square bracket open|2}}Maitland, New South Wales{{!}}Maitland
| div_7  = New South Wales{{!}}NSW
| pop_7  = 436,171

| city_8 = Canberra{{Square bracket close|2}}–{{Square bracket open|2}}Queanbeyan
| div_8  = Australian Capital Territory{{!}}ACT{{Square bracket close|2}}/{{Square bracket open|2}}New South Wales{{!}}NSW
| pop_8  = 435,019

| city_9 = Sunshine Coast, Queensland{{!}}Sunshine Coast
| div_9  = Queensland{{!}}Qld
| pop_9  = 317,404

| city_10 = Wollongong
| div_10  = New South Wales{{!}}NSW
| pop_10  = 295,669

| city_11 = Hobart
| div_11  = Tasmania{{!}}Tas
| pop_11  = 224,462

| city_12 = Geelong
| div_12  = Victoria (Australia){{!}}Vic
| pop_12  = 192,393

| city_13 = Townsville
| div_13  = Queensland{{!}}Qld
| pop_13  = 178,864

| city_14 = Cairns
| div_14  = Queensland{{!}}Qld
| pop_14  = 150,041

| city_15 = Darwin, Northern Territory{{!}}Darwin
| div_15  = Northern Territory{{!}}NT
| pop_15  = 145,916

| city_16 = Toowoomba
| div_16  = Queensland{{!}}Qld
| pop_16  = 114,024

| city_17 = Ballarat
| div_17  = Victoria (Australia){{!}}Vic
| pop_17  = 101,588

| city_18 = Bendigo
| div_18  = Victoria (Australia){{!}}Vic
| pop_18  = 95,587

| city_19 = Albury-Wodonga
| div_19  = New South Wales{{!}}NSW{{Square bracket close|2}}/{{Square bracket open|2}}Victoria (Australia){{!}}Vic
| pop_19   = 90,576

| city_20 = Launceston, Tasmania{{!}}Launceston
| div_20  = Tasmania{{!}}Tas
| pop_20  = 86,335

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==References==
===Notes===
*{{Note|a|a|All population figures from [[Australian Bureau of Statistics|ABS]] 3218.0 - Regional Population Growth, Australia, 2016, using Greater Capital City Statistical Area figures for capital cities (excluding Canberra) and Significant Urban Areas for all other cities}}

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