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Melbourne's Booze Barometer: A Comprehensive Ranking of Suburbs by Alcohol Consumption per Person
The average amount of alcohol consumed for each person, based on Victorian wholesale liquor sales data.The alcohol consumption per person data can be useful for property investors and those looking to move to a new suburb. High alcohol consumption may indicate a lively nightlife and social scene, which could be attractive to young professionals and those seeking a vibrant community. However, it may also suggest a higher crime rate and noise pollution, which could be a deterrent for families or those seeking a quieter lifestyle. On the other hand, low alcohol consumption may indicate a more family-friendly and peaceful community, which could be appealing to families and retirees. Overall, this data can provide valuable insights into the livability and character of a suburb, helping individuals make informed decisions about where to live or invest. Data from 2017
| Area | Value |
|---|---|
| 1. Melbourne | 17.1L |
| 2. Hobsons Bay | 10.1L |
| 3. Stonnington | 9.19L |
| 4. Port Phillip | 9.11L |
| 5. Moonee Valley | 9.02L |
| 6. Wyndham | 6.78L |
| 7. Knox | 6.52L |
| 8. Greater Dandenong | 6.44L |
| 9. Yarra Ranges | 6.24L |
| 10. Maribyrnong | 6.13L |
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11. |
5.53L |
|
12. |
5.44L |
|
13. |
5.36L |
|
14. |
5.26L |
|
15. |
5.21L |
|
16. |
4.99L |
|
17. |
4.74L |
|
18. |
4.68L |
|
19. |
4.62L |
|
20. |
4.6L |
|
21. |
4.31L |
|
22. |
3.93L |
|
23. |
3.87L |
|
24. |
3.36L |
|
25. |
3.05L |
|
26. |
2.66L |
|
27. |
2.53L |
|
28. |
2.53L |
