Population

Fastest Growing Suburbs (1 Year) in South Australia

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

RankSuburbGrowth
#1Penfield+17.2%
#2Eyre+17.2%
#3Virginia+17.1%
#4Waterloo Corner+17.0%
#5Macdonald Park+12.3%
#6Munno Para West+11.2%
#7Angle Vale+11.1%
#8Munno Para+8.7%
#9Lewiston+5.0%
#10Two Wells+5.0%
#11Littlehampton+4.6%
#12Mount Barker+4.6%
#13Andrews Farm+4.6%
#14McLaren Vale+3.8%
#15McLaren Flat+3.8%
#16Adelaide+3.7%
#17Seaford Heights+3.7%
#18Hillier+3.7%
#19Old Noarlunga+2.8%
#20Bellevue Heights+2.7%
#21Eden Hills+2.7%
#22Bedford Park+2.6%
#23Fulham+2.5%
#24Dover Gardens+2.4%
#25Seacombe Gardens+2.4%
#26Oaklands Park+2.4%
#27Warradale+2.4%
#28Port Hughes+2.3%
#29Moonta Bay+2.3%
#30North Moonta+2.3%
#31Rosewater+2.2%
#32Ottoway+2.2%
#33Port Adelaide+2.2%
#34Moonta+2.2%
#35Queenstown+2.2%
#36Alberton+2.2%
#37Kanmantoo+2.1%
#38Macclesfield+2.1%
#39Marryatville+2.0%
#40Meadows+2.0%
#41Kensington+2.0%
#42Kent Town+1.9%
#43Norwood+1.9%
#44Roseworthy+1.9%
#45Gawler Belt+1.9%
#46Tonsley+1.9%
#47Hewett+1.9%
#48Davoren Park+1.9%
#49Smithfield Plains+1.9%
#50Willaston+1.9%

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