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Biggest 5-Year Population Gains in New South Wales

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

RankSuburbChange
#1Marsden Park+16,808
#2Box Hill+11,133
#3Oran Park+10,858
#4Edmondson Park+9,161
#5Schofields+8,675
#6North Kellyville+7,375
#7Leppington+6,480
#8Gables+5,784
#9Denham Court+5,715
#10Rouse Hill+5,696
#11Tallawong+5,673
#12Austral+5,597
#13The Ponds+4,736
#14Googong+4,437
#15Albion Park+4,381
#16Gledswood Hills+4,169
#17Gregory Hills+4,092
#18Wentworth Point+3,953
#19Liverpool+3,874
#20Bardia+3,641
#21Thornton+3,584
#22Lidcombe+3,578
#23Port Macquarie+3,551
#24Merrylands+3,421
#25Riverstone+3,392
#26Penrith+3,051
#27Spring Farm+3,006
#28Parramatta+2,957
#29Kellyville+2,925
#30Burwood+2,824
#31Jordan Springs+2,760
#32Horsley+2,745
#33Ryde+2,637
#34Hurstville+2,556
#35Auburn+2,525
#36Marsfield+2,429
#37Kogarah+2,361
#38Campbelltown+2,328
#39Wollongong+2,323
#40Wolli Creek+2,304
#41Dubbo+2,174
#42Miranda+2,162
#43Zetland+2,136
#44Macquarie Park+2,123
#45Haymarket+2,097
#46Mascot+2,077
#47Ultimo+2,073
#48Bankstown+2,071
#49Cecil Hills+2,064
#50Colebee+2,038

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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