Fulham Gardens, Charles Sturt

The languages of Fulham Gardens

In Fulham Gardens, three in ten residents use a language other than English at home, according to the 2021 Census, led by Italian. Australia as a whole has a lower share than Fulham Gardens. That adds up to 49 languages across the suburb.

Residents
6,534
Speak another language
29.8%+0.6%
Languages spoken
49
Born overseas
28.5%

What's spoken at home in Fulham Gardens?

Include First Nations languagesShowing multicultural languages
  1. 01
    Italian
    494-18.6%
  2. 02
    Greek
    471-9.6%
  3. 03
    Punjabi
    125+52.4%
  4. 04
    Arabic
    81+65.3%
  5. 05
    Macedonian
    65+16.1%
  6. 06
    Mandarin
    63-28.4%
  7. 07
    Serbian
    61+45.2%
  8. 08
    Cantonese
    52-5.5%
  9. 09
    Vietnamese
    38+217%
  10. 10
    Bulgarian
    32+23.1%

Which countries are Fulham Gardens' residents from?

Among residents born overseas, Italy leads.

  1. 01
    Italy
    352-10.4%
  2. 02
    India
    223+45.8%
  3. 03
    Greece
    215+2.9%
  4. 04
    England
    202-4.7%
  5. 05
    China (excludes SARs and Taiwan)
    68+41.7%
  6. 06
    Germany
    58+45.0%
  7. 07
    South Africa
    57+21.3%
  8. 08
    Philippines
    50+31.6%
  9. 09
    Croatia
    340%
  10. 10
    Vietnam
    30+50.0%

Where does Fulham Gardens sit against Charles Sturt?

Charles Sturt has a lower share than Fulham Gardens.

Fulham Gardens
29.8%
Australia
21.3%
Charles Sturt
25.6%

Share of residents speaking a language other than English at home.

What religions are reported in Fulham Gardens?

  1. 01
    Christianity
    3,975-4.9%
  2. 02
    No religion or secular beliefs
    1,943+48.3%
  3. 03
    Islam
    95+61.0%
  4. 04
    Buddhism
    88+15.8%
  5. 05
    Hinduism
    82-2.4%
  6. 06
    Judaism
    7+133%

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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