Unpacking the Linguistic Diversity of Far West NSW and Orana: A Census Analysis of Chinese Language Speakers in Local Suburbs

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The proportion of people who reported that they speak Chinese languages at home on the 10th of August for the 2021 Australian Census. Data from 2020

Area	Value
1. Walgett	1%
2. Dubbo	1%
3. Warren	1%
4. Cobar	1%
5. Wellington (NSW)	1%
6. Bourke	1%
7. Nyngan	0%
8. Trangie	0%
9. Coonamble	0%
10. Coonabarabran	0%
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