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Population

Biggest 1-Year Population Gains in Victoria

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

RankSuburbChange
#1Tarneit+4,689
#2Clyde North+4,335
#3Truganina+3,943
#4Fraser Rise+3,648
#5Wollert+3,143
#6Mickleham+3,068
#7Werribee+2,665
#8Melbourne+2,610
#9Sunbury+1,499
#10Carlton+1,466
#11Wallan+1,397
#12Wyndham Vale+1,382
#13Armstrong Creek+1,230
#14Whittlesea+1,213
#15Manor Lakes+1,165
#16Clayton+1,138
#17Pakenham+1,132
#18Preston+1,120
#19Berwick+1,100
#20Clyde+1,087
#21Officer+1,076
#22Brunswick+1,034
#23Greenvale+1,030
#24Aintree+994
#25Craigieburn+992
#26Kalkallo+976
#27Reservoir+925
#28Lara+895
#29Melton South+876
#30Point Cook+797
#31Coburg+792
#32Southbank+788
#33Kensington+770
#34Docklands+765
#35Cranbourne East+735
#36Cranbourne+683
#37Grovedale+678
#38Doncaster East+671
#39Botanic Ridge+668
#40Burwood+664
#41Cranbourne West+640
#42Diggers Rest+633
#43St Kilda+610
#44Beveridge+601
#45Strathtulloh+596
#46Altona North+592
#47Bentleigh East+573
#48Bundoora+538
#49Cobblebank+538
#50Doncaster+524

Net resident change is from ABS Estimated Resident Population allocated to suburb boundaries. Suburbs with estimated population under 500 are excluded.