Welcome to AEDI Maps Online
2008 Results


The AEDI maps can be used by communities to begin to understand the variability in child development patterns.

The AEDI maps use five shades of green from dark green through to light green, representing the national quintiles. The darkest shade represents most vulnerable communities and the lightest shade represents least vulnerable communities.

         
Most Vulnerable ... Least Vulnerable

Click here to view AEDI national quintile legends


Discover your AEDI results

Click on the selected state AEDI Community Name you are interested in. It will bring you to your selected AEDI Community Interactive map. AEDI Community Interactive maps are an effective tool to enable visual communication of wellbeing indicators across the country.


  AEDI maps:
» Gungahlin District (ACT) 
» Gold Coast (QLD) 
» Kingston/Waterford West (QLD) 
» North and Far Western (SA) 
» Broadmeadows (VIC) 
» City of Bayside (VIC) 
» City of Brimbank (VIC) 
» Greater Shepparton (VIC) 
» Latrobe (VIC) 
» Maribyrnong (VIC) 
» Mornington Peninsula (VIC) 
» Wyndham City Council (VIC) 
» Armadale (WA) 
» Bridgetown/Manjimup (WA) 
» City of Rockingham (WA) 
» East Metropolitan Perth (WA) 
» Gosnells (WA) 
» Kalgoorlie/Boulder (WA) 
» Kwinana and surrounds (WA) 
» Mirrabooka and surrounds (WA) 
» North Western (WA) 
» Pilbara (WA) 

Please note, this webpage is currently under development, the full application of the interactive mapping will be developed in time with the enhancements of the mapping software.