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Perth

About Perth

Population

1,832,114 in city
0 in metro

Size

8 km² (3 mi²)

Altitude

11.2 m

20 years ago, Perth was nothing more than a large country town. Now, after leading Australia in population growth for several decades, Perth is a major business and tourism center. With many international mining and oil companies calling Perth home, it built its quick wealth from mineral booms. Perth leads Australia in wealth, with the state of Western Australia supplying 25% of Australias overall wealth. With numerous nightlife spots, ie. Northbridge and Fremantle, and having more 5 star hotel rooms per head of capita, Perth is a tourism mecca. As it grows, so does its skyline. Perth City Council contains the suburbs of Perth(CBD), East Perth, West Perth, Crawly, Northbridge, Highgate and Kings Park. As well as the CBD itself, which contains 1.3 million sqaure meters of office space, Perth's neighbouring suburb is West Perth, which contains 350 000 square meters of office space in more low and mid rise buildings.

Metro Cities

Fremantle, Perth, South Perth, West Perth

No. of Buildings

No.	Current status
367	All Buildings
235	existing
9	under construction
37	planned
66	unbuilt
20	demolished

Tallest Buildings

#	Building	Height	Year
1	Central Park	817 ft	1992
2	Brookfield Place	801 ft	2012
3	108 St Georges Terrace	702 ft	1988
4	QV1	533 ft	1991
5	David Malcolm Justice Centre	489 ft	2015

Building types

No.	Type
261	high-rise building
61	skyscraper
26	low-rise building
8	stadium
3	mast (wired)
2	clock/bell tower
1	church
1	monument
1	airport tower
1	ferris wheel
1	temple
1	open-air structure

Other buildings

No.	Type
0	Famous buildings
20	Buildings with construction images