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Biggest 1-Year Population Gains in New South Wales

Suburbs that gained the most residents over the past year, based on ABS Estimated Resident Population allocated to suburb boundaries.

RankSuburbChange
#1Marsden Park+2,801
#2Box Hill+2,241
#3Oran Park+1,623
#4Austral+1,486
#5Edmondson Park+1,259
#6Schofields+1,217
#7Merrylands+1,206
#8Gables+1,164
#9Leppington+1,089
#10North Kellyville+996
#11Googong+989
#12Castle Hill+971
#13Rouse Hill+957
#14Tallawong+859
#15Wentworth Point+816
#16Auburn+787
#17Haymarket+731
#18The Ponds+729
#19Albion Park+676
#20Zetland+676
#21Lidcombe+666
#22Parramatta+659
#23Ryde+646
#24Kingsford+635
#25Thornton+590
#26Sydney+588
#27Cecil Hills+585
#28Hurstville+576
#29Rhodes+561
#30Port Macquarie+542
#31Riverstone+526
#32Burwood+519
#33Horsley+506
#34Ultimo+495
#35Wollongong+486
#36Gledswood Hills+468
#37Gregory Hills+466
#38Denham Court+460
#39Kingswood+454
#40Penrith+453
#41Campsie+451
#42Maroubra+450
#43Marrickville+436
#44Marsfield+432
#45Rossmore+420
#46Campbelltown+419
#47Rutherford+407
#48Kogarah+405
#49Blacktown+403
#50Rockdale+400

Net resident change is from ABS Estimated Resident Population allocated to suburb boundaries. Suburbs with estimated population under 500 are excluded.

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