However, analysis by the type of clinician shows that the disparity was much less with regard to the supply of GPs specifically, with 106.4 FTE GPs per 100 000 population in major cities compared with 110.1 FTE per 100000 in inner regional areas and 112.2 FTE GPs in outer regional areas. The supply of GPs in remote/very remote areas was the highest of all areas in 2013, with 134.7 FTE per 100 000 population (AIHW, 2015b). However, this equates to only about 600 GPs working across a very broad geographical area consisting of many small communities and a total estimated population of more than 500 000 people (AIHW, 2014d).