Population

Fastest Growing Suburbs (1 Year) in New South Wales

Suburbs with the highest annual population growth from ABS Estimated Resident Population, allocated to suburb boundaries via area-weighted SA2 overlap.

RankSuburbGrowth
#1Gables+17.4%
#2Box Hill+17.4%
#3Nelson+17.4%
#4Austral+15.8%
#5Greendale+15.7%
#6Rossmore+13.7%
#7Bringelly+12.6%
#8Melonba+11.6%
#9Shanes Park+11.6%
#10Marsden Park+10.9%
#11Cecil Park+8.8%
#12Cobbitty+8.7%
#13Leppington+8.6%
#14Catherine Field+8.6%
#15Kemps Creek+7.6%
#16Tallawong+7.4%
#17Googong+7.1%
#18Pokolbin+6.8%
#19East Branxton+6.8%
#20Branxton+6.8%
#21Lovedale+6.8%
#22Greta+6.8%
#23North Rothbury+6.8%
#24Edmondson Park+6.8%
#25Lower Belford+6.8%
#26Oran Park+6.7%
#27Grantham Farm+6.6%
#28Schofields+6.4%
#29Razorback+6.4%
#30Douglas Park+6.4%
#31Appin+6.4%
#32Menangle+6.3%
#33Wilton+6.3%
#34Riverstone+6.2%
#35Rouse Hill+5.9%
#36Camden Park+5.7%
#37Colebee+5.6%
#38Cecil Hills+5.5%
#39Wentworth Point+5.5%
#40Picton+5.2%
#41Redhead+5.2%
#42Thirlmere+5.2%
#43Tahmoor+5.1%
#44Sydney Olympic Park+5.1%
#45Lakesland+5.1%
#46Buxton+5.1%
#47Vineyard+4.8%
#48Zetland+4.8%
#49Ultimo+4.8%
#50Chisholm+4.6%

Growth rate is from ABS Estimated Resident Population allocated to suburb boundaries. Suburbs with estimated population under 500 are excluded.