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Agnes Water and 1770

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  1. Agnes Water and 1770
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  3. Population
  4. You are here: Age Profile
  5. Household Character
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Age Profile

In 2021 the towns of Agnes Water and 1770 had a combined population of 2,859, with 2,729 people in Agnes Water and 125 in 1770. Since 2011 the population of 1770 has increased by 51 and by 916 people in Agnes Water, a total increase of 967.

In 2021 the average median age for Agnes Water and 1770 median age for Gladstone was 53, in 2016 and 2011 this was 49.5. The average age is higher than the region and the State both with a median age of 38. At a suburb level there are differences in the median age.

Agnes Water and 1770 age over time

In Agnes Water the median age has increased from 41 in 2011, 45 in 2016 and 49 in 2021.

The median age for 1770 is significantly higher than the region/State and Agnes Water, being 58 in 2011, 54 in 2016 and 57 in 2021.

Between 2011 and 2021 there was a general decrease in the percentage of the community that were aged 0-49 when comparing the combined data from Agnes Water and 1770.

The percentage of the population that is aged zero to four decreased by 18 per cent when compared to 2011. While the percentage of population aged five to nine increased by 3.4 per cent.

During this same period there was an increase in the percentage of the population aged 50 to 85 years and older. The most notable increase can be seen for those aged 70-74, with a 290 per cent increase from 2011 to 2021. This equates to an additional 145 people.

Agnes Water and 1770 has an ageing population, with 17.2 per cent of the population being empty nesters and retirees up from 14.8 per cent of the population in 2011 which is an increase of 298 people. The number of seniors aged 70 to 84 has increased by 226 people or 233 per cent compared to 2011.

The percentage of the population that are children aged 19 and under decreased between 2011 and 2021. Those aged zero to four made up 3.4 per cent of the population in 2021 compared to 7.4 per cent in 2011, which is a reduction of 25 people. Those aged 5-19 made up 13.2 per cent of the population in 2021 compared to 19 per cent in 2011. While decreasing as a percentage of population there was an increase of 85 people in this age bracket.

In 2021 the age groups that differ most to the Gladstone Region are:

  • The percentage of the population that is aged 5-19 is 17.7 per cent less than the Gladstone Region when looking at combined data for Agnes Water and 1770.
  • Those aged 0-4, 20-24, 25-29 and 85+ represent a smaller percentage of the population when compared to the region.
  • While the percentage of parents and home builders aged 30-49 has decreased as a percentage of the population since 2011, there are 18.7 per cent less in this age bracket when compared to the region.
  • Those aged 50-59, 60-69 and 70-84 made up a higher percentage of the population in 2021 when compared to the region.

There will be continued demand for diverse services and activity opportunities to cater for all age groups in Agnes Water and 1770.

Consideration needs to be given there is an ageing population increasing in numbers and a larger percentage of the population. There is a decrease in the percentage of younger people and children making up the population with slight increase in numbers when compared to seniors.

Age

Totals

 

Gladstone Region

Queensland

 

2021 Pop

% pop

2016 Pop

% pop

2011 pop

% pop

% Change  2011- 2021

% Change  2016- 2021

% Change  2011- 2016

2021 Pop

% pop

2021 Pop

% pop

Median age

 

N/A

 

--

 

NA

NA

NA

 

38

N/A

38

N/A

0-4 years

114

3.987408

115

5.046073

139

7.4

-18.0%

-0.9%

-17.3%

4,049

6.4

292,452

5.7

5-9 years

152

5.316544

158

6.932865

147

7.8

3.4%

-3.8%

7.5%

4,686

7.4

329,311

6.4

10-14 years

172

6.01609

145

6.36244

136

7.2

26.5%

18.6%

6.6%

4,913

7.7

342,560

6.6

15-19 years

120

4.197272

120

5.265467

76

4

57.9%

0.0%

57.9%

4,001

6.3

313,506

6.1

20-24 years

68

2.378454

63

2.76437

61

3.2

11.5%

7.9%

3.3%

3,159

5

323,739

6.3

25-29 years

70

2.4

77

3.4

77

4.1

-9.1%

-9.1%

0.0%

3,766

5.9

347,687

6.7

30-34 years

144

5

112

4.9

106

5.6

35.8%

28.6%

5.7%

4,066

6.4

354,033

6.9

35-39 years

166

5.8

134

5.9

137

7.3

21.2%

23.9%

-2.2%

4,280

6.7

357,120

6.9

40-44 years

196

6.9

166

7.3

166

8.8

18.1%

18.1%

0.0%

4,069

6.4

330,692

6.4

45-49 years

219

7.7

194

8.5

153

8.1

43.1%

12.9%

26.8%

4,158

6.5

340,287

6.6

50-54 years

250

8.7

246

10.8

153

8.1

63.4%

1.6%

60.8%

4,546

7.2

333,843

6.5

55-59 years

265

9.3

213

9.3

155

8.2

71.0%

24.4%

37.4%

4,524

7.1

316,378

6.1

60-64 years

306

10.7

189

8.3

161

8.5

90.1%

61.9%

17.4%

4,154

6.5

298,919

5.8

65-69 years

272

9.5

181

7.9

119

6.3

128.6%

50.3%

52.1%

3,190

5

264,515

5.1

70-74 years

195

6.8

101

4.4

50

2.6

290.0%

93.1%

102.0%

2,532

4

238,952

4.6

75-79 years

94

3.3

44

1.9

27

1.4

248.1%

113.6%

63.0%

1,507

2.4

168,385

3.3

80-84 years

34

1.2

15

0.7

20

1.1

70.0%

126.7%

-25.0%

886

1.4

106,611

2.1

85 years and over

22

0.8

6

0.3

4

0.2

450.0%

266.7%

50.0%

677

1.1

98,135

1.9

 

Group

Age

Totals

Gladstone Region

 

 

2021

% pop

2016

% pop

2011

% pop

% Change 2011- 2021

% Change 2016- 2021

% Change 2011- 2016

2021

% pop

Babies and pre-schoolers

0-4 yrs

114

3.4

115

5

139

7.4

-18.0%

-0.9%

-17.3%

4,049

6.40%

Primary and secondary schoolers

5-19 yrs

444

13.2

423

18.6

359

19

23.7%

5.0%

17.8%

13,600

28.80%

Tertiary education and independence

20-24 yrs

68

2

63

2.8

61

3.2

11.5%

7.9%

3.3%

3,159

5.00%

Young workforce

25-29 yrs

70

2.1

77

3.4

77

4.1

-9.1%

-9.1%

0.0%

3,766

5.90%

Parents and home builders

30-49yrs

725

21.6

606

26.6

562

29.8

29.0%

19.6%

7.8%

16,933

26.60%

Older workers and retirees

50-59 yrs.

515

15.4

459

20.1

308

16.3

67.2%

12.2%

49.0%

9,070

14.30%

Empty nesters and retirees

60-69 yrs

578

17.2

370

16.2

280

14.8

106.4%

56.2%

32.1%

7,344

13.60%

Seniors

70-84 yrs

323

9.6

160

7

97

5.1

233.0%

101.9%

64.9%

4,925

7.80%

Elderly aged

85+

22

0.7

6

0.3

4

0.2

450.0%

266.7%

50.0%

679

1.10%

Service group breakdown compared to the Region, source ABS 2021, 2016, 2011 

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