National Park bushfire risk
Of National Park’s 70 mapped properties, 0% are in a mapped flood area and 100% are in a bushfire hazard area.
For context, National Park’s flood exposure is below the TAS average of 3.2%, and bushfire exposure is above the TAS average of 35.4%.
Check a specific National Park address
Risk varies property by property.
Hazard exposure
Where the hazards are in National Park
Flood and bushfire areas across National Park. Zoom in to see how they fall relative to individual streets.
Crime near National Park
National Park sits in the Tasmania police jurisdiction, which recorded 17,094 reported offences in the 12 months to Dec 2025.
Every reported offence by type — these add up to the 17,094 total. Figures are for the whole Tasmania police jurisdiction (which may cover several suburbs), last 12 months. Reported offences only.
Zoning in National Park
National Park is mostly rural. The most common zones:
Rural — farming and agricultural land; housing is limited.
Zone: Rural
School catchments in National Park
National Park can span more than one catchment — check a specific address (below) for the exact school.
Who lives in National Park
At the 2021 Census, 3.8% of National Park’s 80 residents were born overseas.
Top ancestries
Top countries of birth
Ancestry counts people reporting each ancestry (up to two each), as a share of responses. Source: ABS 2021 Census.
Development near National Park
Central Highlands (Tas.) council approved 4 new dwellings in the 12 months to Jun 2026.
New dwellings approved across the whole Central Highlands (Tas.) council area (not just National Park). See the council trend. Source: ABS Building Approvals.
Nearby suburbs
Other suburbs in Central Highlands (Tas.)
Compare National Park with the rest of the council area, largest first.
Figures are indicative only — verify any specific property with the relevant council. Sources: council/state planning schemes & flood mapping, Geoscape G-NAF, state police crime statistics, ABS.