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Biggest 5-Year Population Gains in South Australia

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

RankSuburbChange
#1Mount Barker+4,664
#2Adelaide+3,737
#3Munno Para West+3,631
#4Andrews Farm+2,067
#5Angle Vale+1,938
#6Munno Para+1,673
#7Virginia+1,649
#8Prospect+1,060
#9Murray Bridge+951
#10Morphett Vale+947
#11Lewiston+940
#12Two Wells+926
#13McLaren Vale+860
#14Littlehampton+841
#15Davoren Park+820
#16Findon+812
#17Rostrevor+776
#18Strathalbyn+768
#19Gawler East+758
#20Magill+755
#21Norwood+740
#22Craigmore+730
#23Nuriootpa+714
#24Paralowie+684
#25Mawson Lakes+675
#26Eyre+667
#27Aldinga Beach+656
#28Waterloo Corner+652
#29Mount Gambier+646
#30Lightsview+636
#31Flinders Park+634
#32Warradale+613
#33Blakeview+596
#34Enfield+596
#35Campbelltown+593
#36Seaford Rise+577
#37Kilburn+551
#38Nairne+545
#39Mitchell Park+533
#40Happy Valley+528
#41Seaford Meadows+527
#42Northfield+524
#43Blair Athol+507
#44Seaton+502
#45Highbury+491
#46Encounter Bay+489
#47Hackham+474
#48Flagstaff Hill+469
#49Fulham Gardens+469
#50Wallaroo+464

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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