South Australias Strategic Plan - The 12 Regions

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The 12 Regions Adelaide Hills Barossa Eastern Adelaide Eyre & Western Far North Fleurieu & Kangaroo Island Limestone Coast Murray & Mallee Northern Adelaide Southern Adelaide Western Adelaide Yorke & Mid North

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The Economic Development Board called for a whole-of-state strategic plan and has been pleased to be associated with its update. The business community would benefit from considering all of the SA Strategic Plan targets when making their own longer term plans for operations in this state.

David Simmons
Chair, Economic Development Board

The 12 Regions

There are 12 Government regions in South Australia: four in metropolitan Adelaide, three in the greater Adelaide area and five in rural South Australia.
Government agencies use these 12 regions as the basis for reporting and for planning.
South Australia’s Strategic Plan uses the 12 regions as a basis for ‘regionalising’ the Plan. During 2008 the rural and greater Adelaide area developed their own regional plans. These are available on this website.
During the first half of 2009, regional plans for the metropolitan area will be developed.

New state government regions - Regional boundaries
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State Government Regions for South Australia

There are twelve regions in South Australia.

These are:

Adelaide Hills
Barossa
Eastern Adelaide
Eyre and Western
Far North
Fleurieu and Kangaroo Island
Limestone Coast
Murray and Mallee
Northern Adelaide
Southern Adelaide
Western Adelaide
Yorke and Mid North

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