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The article claims that the highest crowd outside of a metropolitan city is 20,000 in Albury, but is Launceston, Tasmania classified as a metropolitan city ? because surely the official AFL crowd of 20,971 for Hawthorn vs Richmond set on 18/06/2006 at Aurora Stadium would have to have taken this record .... (but then again, the wikipedia article on metropolitan cities does not include Geelong, so perhaps it technically also takes this record). --Rulesfan 02:53, 22 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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