Woden Valley - Suburbs

Suburbs

Suburb Population
(in 2008)		 Median age
(in 2006)		 Mean
household size
(in 2006)		 Area
(km²)		 Density
(/km²)		 Date first
settled as
a suburb		 Gazetted as
a Division Name
Chifley 2,325

36 years 2.3 persons 1.6 1,453 1966 12 May 1966
Curtin 5,133

41 years 2.5 persons 4.8 1,069 1962 20 September 1962
Farrer 3,360

41 years 2.7 persons 2.1 1,600 1967 12 May 1966
Garran 3,175

39 years 2.5 persons 2.7 1,175 1966 12 May 1966
Hughes 2,898

41 years 2.5 persons 1.8 1,610 1963 20 September 1962
Isaacs 2,424

45 years 2.6 persons 3.1 781 1986 12 May 1966
Lyons 2,444

38 years 2.1 persons 2.3 1,062 1965 20 September 1962
Mawson 2,861

40 years 2.2 persons 2.1 1,362 1967 12 May 1966
O'Malley 684

47 years 3.1 persons 2.6 263 1973 12 May 1966
Pearce 2,509

41 years 2.3 persons 1.7 1,475 1967 12 May 1966
Phillip 1,910

32 years 1.7 persons 2.6 734 1966 12 May 1966
Torrens 2,265

38 years 2.6 persons 1.3 1,742 1966 12 May 1966

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