Population

Estimated Resident Population

About this topic

Estimated Resident Population (ERP) is the Australian Bureau of Statistics' official measure of the usually resident population for an area. It updates Census counts using births, deaths and migration, so it is the preferred time-series population measure for annual trend analysis.

This page shows annual total ERP for persons in the selected local government area only. Benchmark lines, suburb views and sex splits are intentionally out of scope for this first release.

Key insight

Between 2023 and 2024, the estimated resident population of Redland (C) grew by 3,426 people (2.1%) to 170,225.

Section overview

Annual ERP trend

Annual total estimated resident population for Redland (C) from 2001 to 2024.

This view is LGA-only and tracks annual ERP for persons. It is designed for long-run population trend analysis rather than benchmark comparison or suburb-level detail.

Chart view

Annual ERP trend

Annual total estimated resident population for Redland (C) from 2001 to 2024.

Data table

Annual ERP table

Annual estimated resident population for Redland (C) from 2001 to 2024.

Annual estimated resident population for Redland (C) from 2001 to 2024.
Annual estimated resident population for Redland (C)
YearERP
2001115,832
2002118,870
2003122,994
2004126,010
2005128,654
2006130,760
2007133,596
2008136,771
2009139,859
2010141,552
2011143,711
2012145,719
2013147,328
2014148,833
2015150,107
2016152,216
2017154,656
2018156,885
2019158,937
2020160,418
2021161,709
2022163,729
2023166,799
2024170,225

Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics, Estimated Resident Population (ERP). Compiled by Geografia.