Community

Most Multilingual Suburbs in Australian Capital Territory

Suburbs with the highest 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
#1Taylor66.7%
#2Throsby61.2%
#3Strathnairn55.8%
#4Franklin55.2%
#5Lawson54.0%
#6Jacka52.6%
#7Moncrieff50.3%
#8Gungahlin49.4%
#9Belconnen48.8%
#10Coombs48.1%
#11Bonner46.4%
#12Denman Prospect46.1%
#13O'Malley45.0%
#14Harrison44.1%
#15City42.7%
#16Phillip41.7%
#17Crace39.9%
#18Wright38.6%
#19Bruce34.9%
#20Casey33.5%
#21Palmerston32.2%
#22Forde31.8%
#23Isaacs31.6%
#24Lyons30.6%
#25Mawson30.6%
#26Florey30.2%
#27Garran30.1%
#28Ngunnawal28.3%
#29Lyneham28.1%
#30Braddon27.8%
#31McKellar27.2%
#32Chifley26.5%
#33Kaleen26.5%
#34Dickson26.4%
#35Macquarie26.2%
#36Turner25.8%
#37Page25.6%
#38Greenway25.2%
#39Macgregor25.2%
#40Nicholls25.2%
#41Narrabundah24.8%
#42Amaroo24.6%
#43Downer24.4%
#44Acton24.3%
#45Scullin24.1%
#46Red Hill24.0%
#47Bonython22.3%
#48Isabella Plains20.8%
#49Dunlop20.4%
#50Griffith20.4%

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