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Fastest Growing Suburbs (1 Year) in Queensland

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

RankSuburbGrowth
#1Ripley+15.4%
#2Deebing Heights+15.4%
#3South Ripley+15.4%
#4North Maclean+14.1%
#5South Maclean+12.1%
#6Chambers Flat+11.9%
#7Logan Reserve+11.5%
#8Greenbank+11.4%
#9Spring Mountain+10.5%
#10Baringa+9.0%
#11Nirimba+9.0%
#12Yarrabilba+8.4%
#13Monarch Glen+8.2%
#14New Beith+8.2%
#15Silverbark Ridge+8.2%
#16Pallara+7.4%
#17Heathwood+7.3%
#18Caloundra West+7.2%
#19Belivah+6.5%
#20Bahrs Scrub+6.5%
#21Bannockburn+6.5%
#22Windaroo+6.5%
#23Morayfield+6.5%
#24Purga+6.4%
#25Oak Valley+6.2%
#26Nome+6.2%
#27Alligator Creek+6.1%
#28Sunshine Acres+6.1%
#29Mount Elliot+6.1%
#30River Heads+6.1%
#31Booral+6.0%
#32Nikenbah+6.0%
#33Collingwood Park+5.8%
#34Park Ridge+5.6%
#35Redbank+5.6%
#36Boronia Heights+5.6%
#37Burpengary East+5.5%
#38Grandchester+5.5%
#39Thagoona+5.5%
#40Rosewood+5.4%
#41Ironbark+5.4%
#42Southside+5.4%
#43Walloon+5.4%
#44Willowbank+5.4%
#45Amberley+5.3%
#46Lamb Island+5.3%
#47Flinders View+5.3%
#48Coochiemudlo Island+5.2%
#49Mooloolah Valley+5.2%
#50Glenview+5.2%

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

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