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    SoudCoh

    Location index Every Melbourne suburb we cover.

    498 suburbs and townships across Melbourne, filed under the 32 council areas that administer them. Each one has its own page, written from the postcode, boundary, landmark and census data credited in full on the Melbourne page — not from a template with a suburb name dropped into it.

    Open the directoryRead the Melbourne page
    How the index is filed

    State, city, suburb.

    Three levels, in that order. Victoria is the state. Melbourne is the city. Everything below it is a locality with a postcode and a council.

    • Victoria

      The one state with pages beneath it. The office this business runs from — West Tower, Level 4/608 St Kilda Road, Melbourne — sits inside it, and it is the only office there is.

    • Melbourne

      The metro area and the townships that ring it, from the CBD out to the ranges and down the peninsula. The region page sets out how far that actually reaches.

      Melbourne, VIC

    • 498 localities

      Grouped by council, not by postcode. 125 of the 270 postcodes in this index cover more than one locality, so a postcode is a poor shelf to file them on. 66 localities sit across more than one council area; each is listed under the first council its record names, and appears once.

    The directory

    Search by suburb, postcode or council.

    Every suburb, filed by council.

    Councils are ordered by how many localities they take in, largest first. Open one to see its suburbs, or type a name, a postcode or a council into the search field and the list narrows as you go.

    Showing 498 of 498 localities across 32 of 32 councils

    What is true of every page in this index.

    A directory this size is only worth having if each page in it earns its own URL. These are the rules the set is held to.

    • One office, and it is stated plainly

      SoudCoh works from a single office at West Tower, Level 4/608 St Kilda Road, Melbourne. No page in this index claims a shopfront, a desk or a team member anywhere else, because there is not one.

    • A gap stays a gap

      Where the sources do not supply a figure, the sentence that would have used it is not written. Nothing is rounded, averaged from a neighbour or softened into a hedge, so a quieter locality simply gets a shorter page.

    • Licensed public data, credited

      Postcodes and boundaries, mapped landmarks and waterways, road names and dwelling structure all come from open datasets. Every source is named in full on the Melbourne page, with its licence.

    • 46 localities have no page

      Some localities did not carry enough verified detail to say anything a reader could not get from the suburb next door, so they were held back rather than published thin. They are covered under their council instead.

      • Beenak — held back on distinctness (6/7 kinds of fact)
      • Bellfield — held back on distinctness (2/7 kinds of fact)
      • Big Pats Creek — held back on distinctness (6/7 kinds of fact)
      • Boneo — held back on distinctness (6/7 kinds of fact)
      • Cambarville — held back on distinctness (6/7 kinds of fact)
      • Catani — held back on distinctness (6/7 kinds of fact)
      • Clematis — held back on distinctness (6/7 kinds of fact)
      • Cocoroc — held back on distinctness (6/7 kinds of fact)
      • Dalmore — held back on distinctness (6/7 kinds of fact)
      • Dewhurst — held back on distinctness (6/7 kinds of fact)
      • Eden Park — held back on distinctness (6/7 kinds of fact)
      • Fieldstone — held back on distinctness (6/7 kinds of fact)
      • Garfield North — held back on distinctness (6/7 kinds of fact)
      • Hillside — held back on distinctness (4/7 kinds of fact)
      • Humevale — held back on distinctness (5/7 kinds of fact)
      • Iona — held back on distinctness (5/7 kinds of fact)
      • Koo Wee Rup North — held back on distinctness (6/7 kinds of fact)
      • Lang Lang East — held back on distinctness (5/7 kinds of fact)
      • Matlock — held back on distinctness (6/7 kinds of fact)
      • Merricks Beach — held back on distinctness (6/7 kinds of fact)
      • Merricks North — held back on distinctness (6/7 kinds of fact)
      • Modella — held back on distinctness (5/7 kinds of fact)
      • Monomeith — held back on distinctness (6/7 kinds of fact)
      • Mount Burnett — held back on distinctness (6/7 kinds of fact)
      • Mount Cottrell — held back on distinctness (6/7 kinds of fact)
      • Mount Toolebewong — held back on distinctness (6/7 kinds of fact)
      • Nangana — held back on distinctness (6/7 kinds of fact)
      • Nutfield — held back on distinctness (5/7 kinds of fact)
      • Oaklands Junction — held back on distinctness (6/7 kinds of fact)
      • Pakenham South — held back on distinctness (5/7 kinds of fact)
      • Plumpton — held back on substance (1/5 signals)
      • Quandong — held back on distinctness (6/7 kinds of fact)
      • Reefton — held back on distinctness (6/7 kinds of fact)
      • Rythdale — held back on distinctness (5/7 kinds of fact)
      • St Helena — held back on distinctness (2/7 kinds of fact)
      • Steels Creek — held back on distinctness (6/7 kinds of fact)
      • Tarrawarra — held back on distinctness (6/7 kinds of fact)
      • Three Bridges — held back on distinctness (6/7 kinds of fact)
      • Tonimbuk — held back on distinctness (6/7 kinds of fact)
      • Toorongo — held back on distinctness (5/7 kinds of fact)
      • Vervale — held back on distinctness (6/7 kinds of fact)
      • Wandin East — held back on distinctness (6/7 kinds of fact)
      • Wildwood — held back on distinctness (6/7 kinds of fact)
      • Woodstock — held back on distinctness (6/7 kinds of fact)
      • Yannathan — held back on distinctness (6/7 kinds of fact)
      • Yuroke — held back on distinctness (6/7 kinds of fact)

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    One office, in Melbourne. 498 localities in the index, and every one of them is a link on this page.