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Parklands, TAS

Postcode, planning zones and 2021 Census facts for Parklands, Tasmania, from government sources. What those zones allow on a particular block is in the report.

Government data only, no interpretation · Data as at 6 October 2026 · Sources and licences

Parklands at a glance

Parklands at a glance
StateTasmania
Postcode7320
ABS suburb code (SAL 2021)60492

Planning zones in Parklands

Planning zones in Parklands, TAS
  • 8.0 — General Residential47%
  • 27.0 — Community Purpose22%
  • 29.0 — Open Space13%
  • 3 other zones18%

The three largest zones are coloured; every zone covering at least 1% of Parklands is listed below. Boundaries are the TAS government’s published zone layer, clipped to the Australian Bureau of Statistics suburb boundary. A block’s own zone is read from its parcel, not from its suburb.

Road names © OpenStreetMap contributors.

  • 8.0 — General Residential47% of the suburb
  • 27.0 — Community Purpose22% of the suburb
  • 29.0 — Open Space13% of the suburb
  • 26.0 — Utilities9% of the suburb
  • 23.0 — Environmental Management5% of the suburb
  • 28.0 — Recreation4% of the suburb

Parklands in the 2021 Census

Parklands in the 2021 Census
Population865
Median age41 years
Median weekly household income$1,433
Median weekly rent$273
Median monthly mortgage repayment$1,230
Average household size2.1 people

Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics, Census of Population and Housing, 2021

Other Tasmania suburbs with the same main zone

Sources

  • Suburb and postcode boundaries: Australian Bureau of Statistics, Australian Statistical Geography Standard (ASGS) Edition 3, 2021, CC BY 4.0
  • Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics, Census of Population and Housing, 2021 (CC BY 4.0)
  • Zone codes and names: www.thelist.tas.gov.au (CC-BY 3.0 AU)

Full list of data sources and licences: struqt.com.au/sources.

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