Cranbourne East, Casey
The languages of Cranbourne East
At the 2021 Census, about 12,000 people in Cranbourne East used a language other than English at home, most often Punjabi, though no language dominates. Australia as a whole has a lower share than Cranbourne East. In all, 87 languages are spoken in its homes.
- Residents
- 24,739
- Speak another language
- 46.9%+96.7%
- Languages spoken
- 87
- Born overseas
- 44.8%
How do Cranbourne East's languages rank?
- 01Punjabi2,738+193%
- 02Hazaraghi955+683%
- 03Malayalam671+52.8%
- 04Hindi645+74.3%
- 05Sinhalese621+13.9%
- 06Gujarati580+263%
- 07Tagalog453+88.0%
- 08Tamil444+85.8%
- 09Dari436+153%
- 10Filipino388+87.4%
How spread out are Cranbourne East's languages?
The largest, Punjabi, is spoken by about 2,700 people. There are 13 languages with a share of one in 100 or more.
Where were Cranbourne East's residents born?
Overseas-born residents make up 45 per cent of residents, most often from India.
- 01India4,113+118%
- 02Philippines994+102%
- 03Afghanistan973+286%
- 04Sri Lanka761+27.5%
- 05New Zealand716+50.4%
- 06England549+7.2%
- 07Pakistan310+269%
- 08Samoa176+112%
- 09Mauritius159+3.2%
- 10China (excludes SARs and Taiwan)154+14.1%
Is Cranbourne East more multilingual than Victoria?
Cranbourne East's share is above Victoria, at 1.8 times the rate.
- Cranbourne East
- 46.9%
- Australia
- 21.3%
- Victoria
- 26.6%
Share of residents speaking a language other than English at home.
What's Cranbourne East's religious mix?
- 01Christianity8,869+17.7%
- 02No religion or secular beliefs6,536+55.8%
- 03Hinduism2,657+126%
- 04Islam2,162+204%
- 05Buddhism833+24.9%
- 06Judaism16-46.7%
Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics, Census of Population and Housing 2021, by suburb and locality. Growth compares 2021 against the 2016 Census.
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