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Victoria is Australia's second most populated state and Melbourne is the country's second largest city.

Victoria's 10 largest cities by population

No.	City	Year settled	Population	Distance by road from Melbourne
1.	Melbourne	1835	4,000,000	-
2.	Geelong	1836	157,700	75 kilometres
3.	Ballarat	1838	86,600	113 kilometres
4.	Bendigo	1851	79,600	148 kilometres
5.	Shepparton	1855	45,400	176 kilometres
6.	Mildura	1887	41,765	541 kilometres
7.	Wodonga	1852	31,100	299 kilometres
8.	Warrnambool	1844	30,000	263 kilometres
9.	Traralgon	1844	25,700	157 kilometres
10.	Wangaratta	1838	18,600	235 kilometres

• Populations are based on Australian Bureau of Statistics Census data from 2011
• Populations are specified for each city's urban area, its surrounding suburbs and adjacent rural area, not the entire municipality
• Areas within Greater Melbourne are included in Melbourne's total and are not ranked separately
• Populations are rounded to the nearest 100, except for Melbourne which is rounded to the nearest 1,000
• The year settled can be a contentious issue, as it can be interpreted to mean the first resident in the area or when a town was formally declared or established
• Some city/town names have changed over time, such as Bendigo which was originally known as Sandhurst until it was renamed in 1891