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Adelaide's Global Exodus: Ranking Suburbs by Overseas Departures
The average annual number of people who migrate from this suburb from countries other than Australia.The data on overseas departures from a suburb could be useful for property investors and those looking to move as it provides insights into the cultural diversity of the area. For instance, if a suburb has a high number of overseas departures, it could indicate that the area is attractive to migrants and has a diverse community. This could be appealing to those who value cultural diversity and want to live in a vibrant and cosmopolitan area. On the other hand, if a suburb has a low number of overseas departures, it could suggest that the area is less diverse and may not be as attractive to those seeking a multicultural environment. Additionally, the data could also be useful for those interested in the livability of a suburb, as a diverse community can bring a range of benefits such as access to different cuisines, cultural events, and perspectives. Data from 2020
| Area | Value |
|---|---|
| 1. Salisbury | 1040 |
| 2. Marion | 899 |
| 3. West Torrens | 887 |
| 4. Charles Sturt | 880 |
| 5. Burnside | 763 |
| 6. Unley | 669 |
| 7. Onkaparinga | 432 |
| 8. Tea Tree Gully | 411 |
| 9. Playford | 335 |
| 10. Holdfast Bay | 330 |
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11. |
250 |
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12. |
149 |
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13. |
119 |
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14. |
87 |
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15. |
49 |
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19 |
