Talk:Barassi Line

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Section sizes

Section size for Barassi Line (21 sections)
Section name	Byte count		Prose size (words)
Section name	Header	Total	Header	Total
(Top)	7,519	7,519	429	429
Origin of the term	2,065	2,065	186	186
History and development of Australia's football divide	299	10,990	31	1,070
Origin of Australian rules football (1850s)	1,041	1,041	89	89
Arrival of rugby (1860s)	802	802	111	111
Australian rules and rugby vie for dominance in the north (1870s)	1,683	1,683	147	147
Divide begins to form (1880s–1890s)	2,222	2,222	312	312
Battle lines drawn in the Riverina (1940s)	1,146	1,146	87	87
Code wars as national competitions professionalise and expand (1980s)	1,265	1,265	126	126
Current status	2,532	2,532	167	167
League structures and expansions	1,133	37,640	80	2,902
Australian rules football	1,717	24,809	123	1,961
Australian Capital Territory	8,218	8,218	614	614
New South Wales	8,894	8,894	704	704
Queensland	5,980	5,980	520	520
Rugby league	7,848	7,848	480	480
Rugby union	3,850	3,850	381	381
Physical commemorations	1,163	1,163	118	118
See also	45	45	0	0
References	44	44	0	0
External links	366	366	0	0
Total	59,832	59,832	4,705	4,705

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A suggestion

Someone better than me at making such maps, please change Perth to a hollow dot. Perth does not currently have an NRL team, but they did have a team (the Reds) in the old ARL. I don't know why Perth is solid but Adelaide is appropriately hollow, given the Rams were significantly less well known and popular than the Reds were. — Preceding unsigned comment added by DracoFire3001 (talk • contribs) 04:17, 30 October 2024 (UTC)[reply]

The Age says the line is moving

The Age of 26 September 2025 has an article about the Barassi Line slowly moving north up the NSW coast from the Victorian border to now include at least Tathra. HiLo48 (talk) 23:12, 25 September 2025 (UTC)[reply]