Western Australia's population in 1850 was approximately 5000 individuals, and with ongoing free settler arrivals during the convict period, the state's population increased approximately five-fold in less than 20 years.
With ongoing free settler arrivals during the convict period, the state's population increased approximately five-fold in less than 20 years. Western Australia's population in 1850 was approximately 5000 individuals.
Western Australia's population in 1850 was approximately 5000 individuals. With ongoing free settler arrivals during the convict period, the state's population increased approximately five-fold in less than 20 years.
Western Australia's population in 1850 was approximately 5000 individuals. With ongoing free settler arrivals during the convict period, the state's population increased approximately five-fold in less than 20 years.