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Chermside · Sub-region (SA3)

One-parent families

13.4%2021

Chermside's one-parent is 13.4% — around the middle of the range.

It ranks 156th from the bottom of 338 sub-regions nationally — lower than 54% of them.

Chermside has a higher one-parent than nearby Nundah, The Gap - Enoggera and Bald Hills - Everton Park, but a lower one than Sandgate and Strathpine.

Within Chermside it varies widely — from 10.5% in Wavell Heights to 18.9% in Chermside.

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📍 Chermside, Sub-region (SA3)

Trend across censuses

12.0%12.5%13.0%13.5%14.0%14.5%202113.4%

Not directly comparable across years.

Where Chermside sits

All sub-region (sa3) areas, 2021. The marker is Chermside — lower than 54% of areas.

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One-parent families within Chermside

  1. Aspley11.6%
  2. Chermside18.9%
  3. Chermside West13.2%
  4. Geebung14.4%
  5. Kedron - Gordon Park12.0%
  6. Stafford16.8%
  7. Stafford Heights13.7%
  8. Wavell Heights10.5%

One-parent families in nearby areas

  1. Strathpine18.4%
  2. Sandgate15.5%
  3. Nundah12.7%
  4. The Gap - Enoggera12.6%
  5. Bald Hills - Everton Park11.7%
  6. Brisbane Inner - East11.3%
  7. Holland Park - Yeronga10.8%
  8. Brisbane Inner10.6%
  9. Brisbane Inner - North10.2%
  10. Brisbane Inner - West9.1%

More for Chermside

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