Woodville West, Charles Sturt

What Woodville West speaks at home

At the 2021 Census, 28 per cent of residents in Woodville West spoke a language other than English at home, most often Punjabi. The next largest is Italian. Woodville West's share is above South Australia, at 1.7 times the rate.

Residents
3,823
Speak another language
28.1%+40.6%
Languages spoken
50
Born overseas
28.3%

What's spoken at home in Woodville West?

Include First Nations languagesShowing multicultural languages
  1. 01
    Punjabi
    98+227%
  2. 02
    Italian
    96-22.6%
  3. 03
    Greek
    85-5.6%
  4. 04
    Hindi
    62+138%
  5. 05
    Vietnamese
    61+126%
  6. 06
    Malayalam
    510%
  7. 07
    Tagalog
    48+700%
  8. 08
    Mandarin
    47+51.6%
  9. 09
    Serbian
    46-17.9%
  10. 10
    Nepali
    39+1200%

Where were Woodville West's residents born?

Overseas-born residents make up about 1,100 people, most often from India.

  1. 01
    India
    252+63.6%
  2. 02
    England
    91+15.2%
  3. 03
    Philippines
    65+132%
  4. 04
    Italy
    52-25.7%
  5. 05
    Vietnam
    42+55.6%
  6. 06
    Nepal
    30
  7. 07
    Bosnia and Herzegovina
    29+70.6%
  8. 08
    Croatia
    28+33.3%
  9. 09
    New Zealand
    28+21.7%
  10. 10
    Pakistan
    22+100%

Is Woodville West more multilingual than Australia as a whole?

The share speaking another language is 1.3 times the figure for Australia as a whole.

Woodville West
28.1%
South Australia
16.9%
Australia
21.3%

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

What's Woodville West's religious mix?

  1. 01
    Christianity
    1,818+4.5%
  2. 02
    No religion or secular beliefs
    1,400+61.1%
  3. 03
    Hinduism
    167+98.8%
  4. 04
    Islam
    136+88.9%
  5. 05
    Buddhism
    72+75.6%

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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