What are the most multilingual suburbs in Tasmania?

The top-ranked suburbs are Dynnyrne, Hobart, West Moonah, Mowbray, Sandy Bay, and more, ordered by a category-specific composite score from official government and open data.

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The index shows relative strength within the ranking list. 100 is the top-ranked suburb; lower values are further from the leader. It is not an overall suburb rating out of 100.

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Most Multilingual Suburbs in Tasmania

Suburbs with the highest share of residents who speak a language other than English at home (2021 Census, usual residence). Suburbs with fewer than 500 Census residents are excluded.

Rank	Suburb	Share
#1	Dynnyrne	35.1%
#2	Hobart	35.1%
#3	West Moonah	31.3%
#4	Mowbray	30.2%
#5	Sandy Bay	28.4%
#6	Glenorchy	27.2%
#7	Newnham	26.7%
#8	Moonah	25.9%
#9	Derwent Park	25.6%
#10	Coles Bay	24.0%
#11	New Town	22.5%
#12	North Hobart	21.7%
#13	Montrose	21.2%
#14	Battery Point	21.0%
#15	Lutana	20.7%
#16	Goodwood	20.6%
#17	Kingston	19.2%
#18	Launceston	18.9%
#19	Mount Nelson	18.7%
#20	Tolmans Hill	18.5%
#21	Lenah Valley	18.3%
#22	Invermay	17.1%
#23	Warrane	16.1%
#24	South Hobart	15.9%
#25	Glebe	15.6%
#26	Rosetta	15.6%
#27	Bellerive	14.5%
#28	West Hobart	14.4%
#29	South Launceston	14.0%
#30	Mount Stuart	13.5%
#31	Mornington	13.0%
#32	Rokeby	12.6%
#33	Burnie	12.4%
#34	Chigwell	11.9%
#35	Lindisfarne	11.8%
#36	Taroona	11.8%
#37	Berriedale	11.5%
#38	Blackmans Bay	11.1%
#39	Claremont	10.7%
#40	Rose Bay	10.7%
#41	Tranmere	10.7%
#42	Montagu Bay	10.5%
#43	Otago	10.5%
#44	Prospect	10.5%
#45	East Launceston	10.4%
#46	Park Grove	10.0%
#47	Kingston Beach	9.7%
#48	Riverside	9.7%
#49	Ambleside	9.6%
#50	Austins Ferry	9.6%

Share is from the 2021 Census (usual residence). Suburbs with fewer than 500 Census residents are excluded.

Last updated 27 July 2026 at 1:44 am AEST

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