Find out some quick and interesting facts that you may not know about the City of Logan like our geography, our people and our weather.

GEOGRAPHY

• 30 minutes south of Brisbane
• 40 minutes north of the Gold Coast
• Bordered by Brisbane, Gold Coast, Redland, Ipswich and Scenic Rim local government areas
• 70 suburbs
• 957 square km
• Urban, rural and semi-rural environments
• Part of Greater Brisbane and South East Queensland

PEOPLE

Population as of 326,000 residents

Our community members represent around 218 different nationalities:

• 27% of people born overseas
• 7.7% from New Zealand
• 4.5% from the United Kingdom
• Other countries (each less than 1% of population), include Philippines, South Africa, Samoa, Fiji, India, Germany and Papua New Guinea
• 16% from non-English speaking backgrounds

WEATHER

Logan enjoys South-East Queensland’s famous mild sub-tropical climate.

Average maximum temperature: 26 degrees C

Average minimum temperature: 15 degrees C

Hottest month: January/February (average maximum 30 degrees C)

Coolest month: July (average overnight minimum 10 degrees C overnight)

Annual rainfall: 1,039.5 mm

Wettest month: February