Chelsea Heights, Kingston

The languages of Chelsea Heights

The 2021 Census found about 810 people in Chelsea Heights, part of Kingston, speaking a language other than English at home. Chelsea Heights' share is below Australia as a whole. For the wider picture, Kingston has a page of its own.

Residents
5,288
Speak another language
15.2%-2.1%
Languages spoken
46
Born overseas
22.2%

Which languages lead in Chelsea Heights?

Include First Nations languagesShowing multicultural languages
  1. 01
    Greek
    112+53.4%
  2. 02
    Mandarin
    83+9.2%
  3. 03
    Russian
    56+36.6%
  4. 04
    Italian
    53+39.5%
  5. 05
    Spanish
    47-2.1%
  6. 06
    Cantonese
    34-5.6%
  7. 07
    Tagalog
    29+3.6%
  8. 08
    Polish
    28-15.2%
  9. 09
    Arabic
    27-6.9%
  10. 10
    French
    22+10.0%

Where were Chelsea Heights' residents born?

Among residents born overseas, England leads.

  1. 01
    England
    261-4.7%
  2. 02
    India
    129-5.8%
  3. 03
    New Zealand
    84-4.5%
  4. 04
    Philippines
    72-14.3%
  5. 05
    China (excludes SARs and Taiwan)
    57-6.6%
  6. 06
    Sri Lanka
    49-5.8%
  7. 07
    Ireland
    40+60.0%
  8. 08
    South Africa
    38+26.7%
  9. 09
    Italy
    35+2.9%
  10. 10
    Scotland
    28+3.7%

Is Chelsea Heights more multilingual than Victoria?

The share speaking another language is below the figure for Victoria.

Chelsea Heights
15.2%
Australia
21.3%
Victoria
26.6%

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

What's Chelsea Heights' religious mix?

  1. 01
    Christianity
    2,487-13.2%
  2. 02
    No religion or secular beliefs
    2,396+34.5%
  3. 03
    Buddhism
    82-23.4%
  4. 04
    Hinduism
    72-25.0%
  5. 05
    Islam
    66+17.9%
  6. 06
    Judaism
    12+300%

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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Chelsea Heights is part of Kingston (Vic.), which has its own page with every suburb compared. For material in these languages, get a quote for translation.