Vermont, Whitehorse
The languages of Vermont
Chinese is the main language after English in Vermont, spoken at home by one in five residents at the 2021 Census. Victoria has a lower share than Vermont. It's one of the suburbs of Whitehorse, which has its own page.
- Residents
- 10,802
- Speak another language
- 37.3%+31.0%
- Languages spoken
- 61
- Born overseas
- 35.7%
How far does Chinese lead in Vermont?
Chinese at home
20%
Most of these speak Mandarin, with Cantonese next.
Which other languages are spoken in Vermont?
- 01Mandarin1,539+55.3%
- 02Cantonese588+27.5%
- 03Hindi197+55.1%
- 04Vietnamese159-3.6%
- 05Sinhalese127-0.8%
- 06Greek116+1.8%
- 07Gujarati101+106%
- 08Persian (excluding Dari)75+63.0%
- 09Korean73+43.1%
- 10Urdu65+103%
Is Vermont more multilingual than Whitehorse?
The share speaking another language is close to the figure for Whitehorse.
- Vermont
- 37.3%
- Victoria
- 26.6%
- Whitehorse
- 40.2%
Share of residents speaking a language other than English at home.
Which countries are Vermont's residents from?
Among residents born overseas, China leads.
- 01China (excludes SARs and Taiwan)1,106+41.1%
- 02India496+58.5%
- 03Malaysia289+14.2%
- 04England278-17.5%
- 05Hong Kong (SAR of China)176+66.0%
- 06Vietnam161+18.4%
- 07Sri Lanka143+14.4%
- 08New Zealand1010%
- 09Philippines85+77.1%
- 10Iran64+39.1%
What religions are reported in Vermont?
- 01No religion or secular beliefs4,836+26.6%
- 02Christianity4,403-10.9%
- 03Hinduism485+84.4%
- 04Buddhism484+7.8%
- 05Islam227+95.7%
- 06Judaism11-21.4%
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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Vermont is part of Whitehorse, which has its own page with every suburb compared. For material in these languages, get a quote for translation.