Population

Biggest 5-Year Population Gains in Victoria

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

RankSuburbChange
#1Tarneit+23,189
#2Truganina+21,701
#3Clyde North+21,134
#4Wollert+15,560
#5Mickleham+15,342
#6Fraser Rise+14,337
#7Werribee+12,481
#8Melbourne+10,696
#9Craigieburn+7,096
#10Cranbourne East+6,527
#11Wyndham Vale+6,370
#12Wallan+6,152
#13Officer+5,871
#14Melton South+5,289
#15Armstrong Creek+5,216
#16Pakenham+5,184
#17Greenvale+5,179
#18Kalkallo+4,875
#19Aintree+4,846
#20Clyde+4,642
#21Cranbourne West+4,566
#22Berwick+4,455
#23Point Cook+4,453
#24Carlton+4,260
#25Whittlesea+4,206
#26Clayton+3,854
#27Manor Lakes+3,752
#28Alfredton+3,726
#29Sunbury+3,683
#30Grovedale+3,657
#31Strathtulloh+3,377
#32Southbank+3,344
#33Diggers Rest+3,206
#34Doncaster+3,200
#35Cobblebank+3,042
#36Lara+2,939
#37Cranbourne+2,904
#38Mernda+2,903
#39Warragul+2,838
#40Botanic Ridge+2,811
#41Footscray+2,783
#42Delacombe+2,737
#43Doreen+2,676
#44Docklands+2,530
#45Beaconsfield+2,528
#46Beveridge+2,350
#47Drouin+2,302
#48Torquay+2,224
#49Brunswick+2,188
#50Charlemont+2,143

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