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Biggest 5-Year Population Gains in Western Australia

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

RankSuburbChange
#1Baldivis+11,284
#2Alkimos+6,643
#3Byford+6,067
#4Piara Waters+5,742
#5Brabham+5,709
#6Wellard+5,083
#7Ellenbrook+4,079
#8Aveley+3,424
#9Yanchep+3,360
#10Armadale+3,257
#11Perth+2,982
#12Success+2,889
#13Scarborough+2,584
#14Landsdale+2,558
#15Canning Vale+2,480
#16Eglinton+2,417
#17Meadow Springs+2,397
#18Harrisdale+2,378
#19Southern River+2,357
#20Gosnells+2,330
#21Secret Harbour+2,251
#22Bertram+2,214
#23Atwell+2,207
#24Dianella+2,168
#25Beechboro+2,149
#26Rockingham+2,084
#27East Perth+2,073
#28Beeliar+2,030
#29Henley Brook+2,025
#30Dawesville+1,952
#31Morley+1,949
#32Banksia Grove+1,902
#33Fremantle+1,901
#34Willetton+1,867
#35Maddington+1,831
#36Nollamara+1,797
#37Australind+1,794
#38Halls Head+1,789
#39Hammond Park+1,738
#40Maylands+1,714
#41Quinns Rocks+1,671
#42Huntingdale+1,642
#43South Hedland+1,637
#44Aubin Grove+1,619
#45Lakelands+1,612
#46Margaret River+1,597
#47Wandi+1,590
#48Forrestfield+1,585
#49South Guildford+1,581
#50Claremont+1,579

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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