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2021-07-06 S&O Agenda - Item 11 - Attachment 2 - Noosa Cycling and Walking Strategy and Implementation Plan
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Population
The largest age group
approximately
55,800
of residents is 55-64
years, making up over
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16% of the population.
residents
40%
of Noosa's
29%
population live in
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the hinterland
The Noosa hinterland covers 90% of the
of Noosa bike shire.
riders are female Travelling to work The majority of
which is higher than the
Queensland average of 24%
and Australian average of
T trips originate
from the built-up
areas of
AF
25%. More women riding is Tewantin,
one indicator of a safe, <1% 3.4% Noosaville, and
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active transport network. Noosa Heads.4
How
people 12% of all car
R
trips in Noosa
travel are <2km and
around 10.6% 85.2% 3.9% 20% are <4km. 5
Noosa
D
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Why we travel around Noosa Where residents
24.7% Shopping 9% Education bike ride and walk
18% Running Walking, running/jogging,
23.2% Work
errands bushwalking and bike riding
all fall into the top 10
24.8% Recreation 0.4% Other
recreation activities
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for
Queenslanders.
Average time spent
travelling by mode 7
23 min 22 min 36 min
Source: (1) .idcommunity 2019, Community Profile: Noosa Shire Council Area, 2019, Regional Development Australia Sunshine Coast Region, viewed 8 February 2021, < https://profile.id.com.au/rda-
sunshine-coast/about?WebID=100>.
(2) Bicycle Network 2019, Super Tuesday Bike Count 2019, Bicycle Network, Melbourne, Vic
(3) Australian Bureau of Statistics, Data Source 2016, Australian Bureau of Statistics, A.C.T., <https://www.abs.gov.au/>.
(4, 5, 6, 7) Department of Transport and Main Roads 2018, Queensland Household Travel Survey, 2018, Queensland Government, Brisbane, Qld
(8) Hinds, A, Gordon, J & Crouch, L 2016, Queensland Sport, Exercise and Recreation Survey Adults 2015, Department of National Parks, Sport and Racing, Brisbane, QLD
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