ABS Maps

ABS maps is an online mapping tool where you can view and compare all ASGS statistical boundaries. ABS Maps is the most efficient way to quickly establish what region an address is in for any ASGS boundary from 2011 to 2021, and also some older Australian Standard Geographical Classification (ASGC) boundaries. ABS Maps quickly gives a sense of the size of each geography, allowing users to make informed comparisons between boundaries.

• Digital boundaries can be viewed and compared
• Displays up to two ASGS boundaries at a time
• Search an address or place

Anyone can use ABS Maps. ABS Maps allows users to visualise and compare ASGS boundaries, as well as print and share simple maps.

You can access the interactive map through the link to ABS Maps. 

ABS Maps is free to use.

Information about ASGS and Statistical Geography can be found in the Statistical Geography page.

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