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Biggest 5-Year Population Gains in Tasmania

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

RankSuburbChange
#1Kingston+988
#2Rokeby+832
#3Howrah+667
#4Brighton+651
#5Latrobe+485
#6Bridgewater+446
#7New Norfolk+438
#8Legana+394
#9Oakdowns+377
#10Sorell+360
#11Wynyard+357
#12Longford+338
#13Midway Point+338
#14Youngtown+330
#15Clarendon Vale+325
#16Old Beach+318
#17Huonville+274
#18Riverside+269
#19Westbury+244
#20Risdon Vale+239
#21Dodges Ferry+235
#22Geilston Bay+229
#23Claremont+226
#24Perth+207
#25Austins Ferry+202
#26East Devonport+188
#27St Helens+187
#28Hadspen+166
#29Granton+165
#30Richmond+159
#31Deloraine+158
#32Lauderdale+151
#33Ravenswood+150
#34Cygnet+149
#35Gagebrook+149
#36Port Sorell+148
#37Shearwater+139
#38Acton Park+136
#39Ranelagh+135
#40Newnham+133
#41Turners Beach+133
#42Margate+132
#43Tranmere+130
#44Geeveston+124
#45Carlton+123
#46George Town+123
#47Franklin+118
#48Penguin+117
#49St Leonards+112
#50Herdsmans Cove+111

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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