Logan, Queensland

What Logan speaks at home

Samoan, Punjabi and Mandarin are the main languages after English in Logan, where the 2021 Census counted 17 per cent of residents speaking one at home. Over 100 languages clear ten speakers, 117 in all. Nationally, the share speaking another language is higher than in Logan.

Residents
339,619
Speak another language
57,792
Languages at home
173
Change since 2016
+32.4%

Which three languages are most common in Logan?

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Samoan

4,476 speakers

Spoken at home by 1.3 per cent of residents.

Punjabi

4,087 speakers

It has more than doubled since 2016.

Mandarin

3,763 speakers

Used at home by one in 90 residents.

Is Logan more or less multilingual than Queensland?

Logan's share sits above the share for Queensland. Within Queensland, Logan ranks 2nd of 77.

Logan
17.0%
Queensland
12.2%
Australia
21.3%

Residents speaking a language other than English at home, as a share of all residents.

The full diversity index, with Logan highlighted.

How does Logan's language list break down?

Counts are people who speak the language at home; the chip is their change since 2016. Catch-all ABS groups aren't listed.

  1. 014,476+4.8%
  2. 024,087+181%
  3. 033,763+23.7%
  4. 042,828+38.7%
  5. 052,565+29.8%
  6. 062,106+139%
  7. 071,671+25.8%
  8. 081,643+56.8%
  9. 091,571+76.1%
  10. 101,550+15.5%

How big is each language community in Logan?

  • Grew 50%+
  • 25%+
  • 10%+
  • Held
  • Slipped
  • Declined 10%+
  • Not comparable
The 18 most spoken languages in Logan, covering 35,692 speakers. Area is speakers at home; tint is the change since 2016. Every figure is also in the table below.
  • Grew 50%+
  • 25%+
  • 10%+
  • Held
  • Slipped
  • Declined 10%+
  • Not comparable
The 18 most spoken languages in Logan, covering 35,692 speakers. Area is speakers at home; tint is the change since 2016. Every figure is also in the table below.

Which language is growing fastest in Logan?

Fastest-growing language

Punjabi

+181.5% since 2016

It started from at least 150 speakers in 2016, so the rise isn't a small-number effect.

Which suburbs of Logan are most multilingual?

Underwood and Cedar Creek sit at opposite ends.

Each suburb links to its own page, with the languages spoken there.

What do birthplace and religion say about Logan?

The largest group born overseas comes from New Zealand.

Country of birth

25.9% born overseas, across 168 countries.

  1. 01
    New Zealand
    24,397+4.3%
  2. 02
    England
    11,316-1.7%
  3. 03
    India
    5,573+105%
  4. 04
    Philippines
    3,650+32.0%
  5. 05
    Afghanistan
    2,412+76.3%
  6. 06
    Samoa
    2,229+6.8%
  7. 07
    South Africa
    2,172+20.7%
  8. 08
    China (excludes SARs and Taiwan)
    2,132+21.6%
  9. 09
    Fiji
    2,083+22.5%
  10. 10
    Myanmar
    1,964+58.6%

Religious affiliation

Reported affiliation, with the change since 2016.

  1. 01
    Christianity
    146,527-11.3%
  2. 02
    No religion or secular beliefs
    140,277+58.2%
  3. 03
    Islam
    13,507+57.9%
  4. 04
    Buddhism
    5,190+3.4%
  5. 05
    Hinduism
    3,998+55.1%
  6. 06
    Judaism
    77-45.4%

Where does Logan sit on the map of Australia's languages?

The shading shows how many residents speak a multicultural languageany language other than English at home, on ABS ASGS 2021 boundaries. Compare Logan with its neighbours on the full map.

Data: ABS Census of Population and Housing 2021, language used at home, summed from Statistical Area Level 2 to council. Changes are against the 2016 Census.

Blank answers matter here. 23,236 residents gave none, and they're left out of the 17.0%. Count them in and it's 23.9%; drop them from the base and it's 18.3%.

People with no usual address fall outside any suburb, which is why the national figure here is a fraction under the ABS one. The council figures aren't affected.

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