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Biggest 1-Year Population Gains in South Australia

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

RankSuburbChange
#1Mount Barker+992
#2Munno Para West+989
#3Adelaide+802
#4Virginia+618
#5Angle Vale+528
#6Andrews Farm+497
#7Munno Para+458
#8Eyre+250
#9Waterloo Corner+244
#10Lewiston+197
#11Two Wells+194
#12Littlehampton+179
#13McLaren Vale+158
#14Davoren Park+152
#15Rostrevor+151
#16Warradale+151
#17Aldinga Beach+150
#18Magill+150
#19Strathalbyn+143
#20Flagstaff Hill+141
#21Murray Bridge+141
#22Morphett Vale+139
#23Norwood+136
#24Findon+127
#25Fulham Gardens+124
#26Prospect+123
#27North Adelaide+117
#28Henley Beach+116
#29Seaford Rise+111
#30Mitchell Park+110
#31Encounter Bay+104
#32Oaklands Park+103
#33Seaford Meadows+103
#34Flinders Park+98
#35Gawler East+97
#36Hope Valley+97
#37Eden Hills+96
#38Nuriootpa+96
#39Penfield+95
#40Seaford+91
#41Enfield+90
#42Athelstone+89
#43Victor Harbor+89
#44Rosewater+88
#45Seacombe Gardens+88
#46Bellevue Heights+86
#47Seaton+86
#48Kilburn+84
#49Campbelltown+83
#50Happy Valley+81

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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