Total Persons : 669

Total Males : 354

Total Femals : 315

Age Group (0-4 years) : 38

Age Group (5-14 years) 79

65 Years Over:

Median Age of Persons 44

Persons born overseas 73

Main Country of birth which is not Australia: England

No of people of Main Country of birth which is not Australia : 22

No of People Married : 254

Married Percentage: 46

Labour Force: 311

Employed Fulltime: 159

Employed Full Time Percentage: 51.1

Main Occupation: Managers

Number of Main Occupation: 52

Main Occupation Percentage: 17.5

Main Industry of Employment: Accomodation

Main Industry of Employment Numbers: 36

Main Industry of Employment Percentage: 12.1

Median Individual Income ($/Weekly): 459

Median Household Income ($/Weekly) : 871

Median Family Income ($/Weekly): 1073

Number of Families: 161

Number of Families With Children: 57

Total Private Dwellings: 1061

Median Rent ($/Weekly):* 260

Median Housing Loan Repayment ($/Weekly): 1300

Average Household Size: 2.2

Average Number of Persons Per Bedroom: 1.1

Household Fully Owned Percentage: 30

Household Rented Percentage: 34.3

Family Household Percentage: 44.8

Point Lookout is a headland and small coastal village located on the eastern coast of North Stradbroke Island. To the north lies Cape Moreton and to the south the next major headland is Point Danger on the New South Wales/Queensland border. The other towns on the island are Dunwich and Amity Point.

The point was first sighted by James Cook in 1770. Point Lookout is an excellent fishing spot, as is Jumpinpin Channel on the south of the island. At the 2006 census, Point Lookout had a population of 669.

The area is mostly residential houses and tourist apartments built close to the beach and atop nearby ridges to take advantage of sweeping Pacific Ocean views. There are a few shops and a caravan park at Point Lookout. The public bar and hotel was redeveloped in 2006 / 2007 and there are now several other cafe's and restaurants in the area. (Source: Wiki)

* Median Rent is based on data from the most recent Australian suburb survey.

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