Marleston, West Torrens
What Marleston speaks at home
At the 2021 Census, 38 per cent of residents in Marleston spoke a language other than English at home, most often Greek. The next largest is Mandarin. Marleston's share is above Australia as a whole, at 1.8 times the rate.
- Residents
- 1,931
- Speak another language
- 38.3%+10.6%
- Languages spoken
- 37
- Born overseas
- 37.5%
What languages are spoken in Marleston?
- 01Greek94+13.3%
- 02Mandarin86-20.4%
- 03Punjabi72+46.9%
- 04Nepali62+148%
- 05Malayalam45+9.8%
- 06Cantonese40+8.1%
- 07Hindi39+2.6%
- 08Italian34+3.0%
- 09Persian (excluding Dari)24+84.6%
- 10Urdu22+100%
Where were Marleston's residents born?
India is the most common overseas birthplace.
- 01India148+6.5%
- 02China (excludes SARs and Taiwan)88-24.8%
- 03Nepal65+150%
- 04England57+62.9%
- 05Greece43+34.4%
- 06Italy26+4.0%
- 07Vietnam23+9.5%
- 08Pakistan20+150%
- 09Philippines19-47.2%
- 10Iran18+38.5%
How does Marleston compare with South Australia?
Marleston's share is above South Australia, at more than twice the rate.
- Marleston
- 38.3%
- Australia
- 21.3%
- South Australia
- 16.9%
Share of residents speaking a language other than English at home.
What's Marleston's religious mix?
- 01Christianity776+12.8%
- 02No religion or secular beliefs726+28.5%
- 03Hinduism135+26.2%
- 04Islam65-15.6%
- 05Buddhism58+16.0%
- 06Judaism3
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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