The following outline is provided as an overview of and topical guide to Melbourne:

Melbourne – Largest city in Victoria, second-largest city in Australia and Oceania.[1] It is located in the South-East of Australia, and is a major economic centre in the Asia-Pacific. The city is home to 4,917,750 people as of the 2021 census.[1]

General information

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Melbourne Skyline

Geography

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Geography of Melbourne

  • Melbourne is:
  • Population of Melbourne: 4,917,750 (2021 census)
  • Area of Melbourne: 9,993 km2 (3,858.3 sq mi)
Melbourne
 
 
Melbourne
Location within Australia
Coordinates: 37°49′06.5″S 144°57′59.8″E / 37.818472°S 144.966611°E / -37.818472; 144.966611

Location

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Environment

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Albert Park Lake
 
St Kilda Beach
 
Cherry Lake
 
The Yarra River
 
Werribee River
 
Bolte Bridge

Natural geographic features

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Areas

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Flinders Street Viaduct

City of Melbourne

Local Government Areas in Melbourne

Suburbs of Melbourne

Districts of Melbourne

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Locations

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Bridges in Melbourne

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Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre

Bridges in Melbourne

Cultural and exhibition centres

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Museums and art galleries

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Federation Square

Museums in Melbourne

Parks and gardens in Melbourne

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St Paul's Cathedral
 
Aurora Melbourne Central
 
Eureka Tower

Parks in Melbourne

Public squares

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Religious buildings

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Bourke Street

Skyscrapers (over 200 m)

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Swanston Street
 
Arts Centre Melbourne
 
Her Majesty's Theatre

Streets

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Theatres

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Demographics

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Demographics of Melbourne

Government and politics

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Government and politics of Melbourne

Law and order

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History

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Elizabeth Street in 1870
 
Collins and Queen Streets, 1903
 
Melbourne Cricket Ground during the 2006 Commonwealth Games

History

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Timeline of Melbourne history

1800s

1900s

2000s

Culture of Melbourne

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Culture of Melbourne

 
South Melbourne Town Hall

Arts

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Architecture

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Architecture of Melbourne

Cinema

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State Library of Victoria

Literature

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The Tote Hotel
 
St Kilda Festival

Music

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Music of Melbourne

 
Forum Theatre
 
Southbank Theatre

Opera and theatre

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National Gallery of Victoria
 
Hosier Lane

Visual arts

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Moomba Birdman Rally, a popular event that takes place during the festival.
 
Royal Melbourne Show
 
Australian Grand Prix

Events and festivals

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Events and festivals in Melbourne


Media

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Media in Melbourne

People

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People from Melbourne

 
Joshua Cavallo (a player for Western United FC)
 
Hawthorn and Essendon Football Clubs at the MCG
 
Melbourne United against Sydney Kings at John Cain Arena
 
Melbourne Stars against Brisbane Heat
 
1956 Olympics Village
 
AAMI Park
 
Australian Open at Rod Laver Arena

Sport

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Sport in Melbourne

Association Football in Melbourne

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Basketball

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Basketball in Melbourne

Commonwealth Games

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Cricket

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Cricket in Melbourne

Olympics

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Olympics in Melbourne

Netball

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Netball

Rugby

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Rugby in Melbourne

Sport venues

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Tennis

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Economy and infrastructure

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Transport

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Transport in Melbourne

Public transport

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Roads

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Education

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Education in Melbourne

Healthcare

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See also

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References

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  1. ^ a b "2021 Greater Melbourne, Census All persons QuickStats | Australian Bureau of Statistics". www.abs.gov.au. Retrieved 12 July 2022.
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  Wikimedia Atlas of Melbourne