According to the latest statistics of Australian media SBS, a map of the distribution of Chinese immigrants in Australia has been exposed. From the map, it can be seen that Chinese immigrants are mainly concentrated in Sydney and Melbourne, especially the distribution maps of the Chinese areas in Sydney and Melbourne, and a piece of red flag is flying. There is a lot of time and time to occupy Australia.
As of June 2013, Australia's population, including 6.4 million immigrants, accounted for 28% of the total, an increase of two hundred thousand over the same period last year and an increase of 1.7 million in 10 years. The proportion of immigrants in Western Australia, where more than 1/3 of its population is born overseas, is staggering. Jarvis (Bjorn Jarvis), head of population affairs at the Australian Bureau of Statistics, said census data showed that the proportion of overseas-born residents in Western Australia's population continued to grow.
As far as Australia is concerned, Britain is the largest number of immigrants born abroad, with more than 1.2 million Britons residing in Australia, New Zealand ranked second, with six hundred and eight thousand eight hundred people, and immigrants born in China four hundred and twenty seven thousand five hundred and ninety nine in third place. India, which accounts for 1.8% of the country's total population, ranks fourth with three hundred and sixty nine thousand six hundred and ninety nine people.
So now the editor lets you have a most subjective understanding of the distribution of Chinese immigrants in various regions of Australia! Pictures and data tell everything!
Sydney Chinese District
According to incomplete statistics, according to the 2011 Australian Census, there are 358064 Chinese-speaking people in Greater Sydney, accounting for 6.5 percent of the total population of 4391674 in Greater Sydney.
Of these, 148558 (3.4 percent) were born on the mainland; 133888 (3.0 percent) spoke Mandarin; and 132135 (3.0 percent) spoke Cantonese. Speakers also include Chinese immigrants from Hong Kong, Taiwan, Vietnam, Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia and other parts of the world. Chinese in the south are concentrated in good Shiwei, Chinese in the northwest are concentrated in the area of eastwood,epping,carlingford, and ethnic Chinese in the north are concentrated in chatswood, and other Chinese areas in Sydney, such as campsie,burwood,asfield.
Melbourne Chinese District
Of Melbourne's more than 4 million people, the population of overseas Chinese and Chinese exceeds 300000. Melbourne's Chinese make up about 26% of Australia's Chinese population. The majority of them are Chinese in boxhill.
Brisbane Chinese area
There are about 110000 overseas Chinese in Kunzhou, including 90, 000 in Brisbane, 10, 000 in gold coast, 1, 000 in Cairns, 1, 000 in Townsville, and 1, 000 in Rockhampton, and more than 100 in a few cities, such as Tuvenba, Bowen, McKay, and so on There are many Chinese in sunnybank, but not in Chinatown.
Chinese from Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane dominate the composition. Other Australian capital cities also account for a certain proportion of Chinese.
Adelaide Chinese District
Perth Chinese area
Hobart Chinese area
Darwin Chinese District
Canberra Chinese area
In terms of states and territories, seven hundred and eighty six thousand five hundred residents of Western Australia are not born in Australia, accounting for 33.4 percent of the state's population. Western Australia also has the largest increase in emigration, 4.5 percentage points up from 29.9 percent in 2006. There are now two hundred and fifty six thousand and ninety nine British-born residents in Western Australia, 80,999 in New Zealand and 39,799 in South Africa, which together account for 48 percent of Western Australia's overseas births.
Victoria's share of overseas births is second only to Western Australia, at 28.7 percent, or 1.5898 million non-native births. The largest number of overseas-born Victoria residents were born in Britain, with two hundred and twenty eight thousand three hundred and ninety nine, followed by India, with one hundred and twenty six thousand seven hundred and ninety nine, and China, with one hundred and twelve thousand seven hundred and ninety nine, ranking third. And Victoria was born in India, Italy, Vietnam, Greece and Sri Lanka, with 2.3 percent born in India, 1.5 percent in Italy and 1.4 percent in Vietnam. 1.1% were born in Greece.
New South Wales has 28 percent of overseas-born residents in third place in Australia, with Britain, China and New Zealand as the top three countries of origin. More than three hundred thousand people were born in Britain, one hundred and ninety thousand were born in China and one hundred and twenty eight thousand eight hundred were born in New Zealand.
The capital territories ranked fourth in Australia with 26 per cent of overseas residents, with Britain, China and India as the three countries of birth, one hundred and sixty eight thousand nine hundred and ninety nine of whom were born in the UK, 8000 were born in China and 6500 were born in India. The Northern Territory has the highest percentage of Filipino-born residents in Australia, with 1.9 percent born in the Southeast Asian country.
The lowest proportion of overseas-born people in Australia is Tasmania, with only 13 percent not born in Australia, 25,000 of whom are born in the UK, 5500 are born in New Zealand and 2800 are born in the Netherlands.
The next Australian census will begin in 2016, and the map of Chinese immigrants should have expanded a lot.