Map of Western Australia suburbs
WA · 1,594 suburbs · 265 ABS statistical areas
Western Australia has 1,594 suburbs and 3,044,382 people (ABS, June 2025), up 66,235 in a year. The fastest-growing area was Alkimos - Eglinton (+12.7%). Pick any suburb on the map for its profile, or see the fastest-growing suburbs in Western Australia and every WA school on the schools map.
Population change is published per ABS statistical area (SA2), not per suburb - there is no annual population estimate for individual suburbs. The map beside these figures draws real gazetted suburbs and shades them by measures counted for the suburb itself.
1,594 gazetted suburbs in Western Australia. Loading the map…
Real suburb boundaries - ABS Suburbs & Localities 2021 (CC BY 4.0), not statistical areas. Census figures: ABS Census 2021. Schools: ACARA 2025. House prices: Victorian Valuer-General (per suburb) and NSW DCJ (postcode-level, Mar 2026). A profile page covers the wider ABS statistical area, so several suburbs can open the same page. © State of New South Wales (Department of Communities and Justice), licensed under CC BY 4.0 (copyright notice).
Top 5 in WA
- 01Alkimos - EglintonWanneroo+12.7%22,493 ppl
- 02Brabham - Henley BrookSwan+11.6%17,755 ppl
- 03Baldivis - NorthRockingham+10.9%17,460 ppl
- 04ChidlowMundaring+9.5%5,661 ppl
- 05Two RocksWanneroo+9.2%5,214 ppl
2 Western Australia profiles
Each profile pulls live ABS population data plus real schools, childcare and property context - no placeholders.
Cottesloe
WAPremier Perth coastal suburb with one of the most photographed beaches in WA and elite schools nearby.
Subiaco
WAWalkable Perth inner-west suburb with strong heritage character, a popular Saturday market and traditionally one of WA's most desirable family postcodes.