NSW · Suburb
Languages spoken in Clontarf (NSW)
12.7% of Clontarf (NSW) residents speak a language other than English at home, across 17 languages (ABS Census 2021).
1,706
Residents
12.7%
+6.4%Speak a language other than English
17
Languages spoken
30.5%
0%Born overseas
Most spoken languages
Speakers at the 2021 Census, with change since 2016.
- 01Mandarin69+64.3%
- 02Greek23-34.3%
- 03German17+13.3%
- 04Italian16+23.1%
- 05Portuguese12+300%
- 06Cantonese11-8.3%
- 07French110%
- 08Spanish11
- 09Swedish10+233%
- 10Armenian80%
Where residents were born
30.5% born overseas, across 34 countries.
- 01England183-3.2%
- 02China (excludes SARs and Taiwan)51+122%
- 03New Zealand33-8.3%
- 04United States of America25-39.0%
- 05South Africa22-24.1%
- 06Hong Kong (SAR of China)13-43.5%
- 07Germany12+200%
- 08Scotland12+33.3%
- 09Brazil11+120%
- 10Canada11+57.1%
Religious affiliation
Reported affiliation in Clontarf (NSW) at the 2021 Census.
- 01Christianity903-8.9%
- 02No religion or secular beliefs707+30.7%
- 03Buddhism190%
- 04Hinduism17+113%
- 05Islam7+16.7%
- 06Judaism6+20.0%
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