Community

Least Multilingual Suburbs in Australian Capital Territory

Suburbs with the lowest share of residents who speak a language other than English at home (2021 Census, usual residence). Suburbs with fewer than 500 Census residents are excluded.

RankSuburbShare
#1Fraser8.7%
#2Macarthur9.0%
#3Spence11.5%
#4Chapman12.6%
#5Ainslie13.1%
#6Theodore13.1%
#7Hackett13.7%
#8Flynn13.9%
#9Calwell14.0%
#10Campbell14.3%
#11Chisholm14.4%
#12Kambah14.6%
#13Rivett14.9%
#14Symonston15.0%
#15Duffy15.1%
#16Oxley15.1%
#17Gilmore15.2%
#18Banks15.3%
#19Conder15.3%
#20Fadden15.3%
#21Gowrie15.4%
#22Cook15.7%
#23Waramanga15.7%
#24Aranda15.8%
#25Gordon16.0%
#26Latham16.1%
#27Curtin16.3%
#28Holder16.4%
#29Hughes16.4%
#30Melba16.5%
#31Fisher16.7%
#32Evatt16.8%
#33Wanniassa17.1%
#34Richardson17.5%
#35Higgins17.6%
#36Yarralumla17.6%
#37O'Connor17.7%
#38Deakin18.1%
#39Weetangera18.2%
#40Farrer18.5%
#41Charnwood18.6%
#42Kingston18.6%
#43Pearce18.7%
#44Stirling18.7%
#45Hawker18.8%
#46Barton19.1%
#47Giralang19.5%
#48Weston19.5%
#49Monash19.8%
#50Torrens19.8%

Share is from the 2021 Census (usual residence). Suburbs with fewer than 500 Census residents are excluded.