Regional Centre suburbs South Australia

SuburbScan tracks 3 regional centre suburbs in South Australia, home to 55,092 residents combined. On average these suburbs carry moderate bushfire risk and high crime risk. Compare the top-rated, most populated, and fastest-growing regional centre suburbs below.

All states QLD 67 NSW 51 VIC 42 WA 11 SA 3 TAS 1
Suburbs
3
Total Population
55,092
Median House Price
$585K

816 sales, Oct 2024 – Oct 2026

Avg Crime Risk
85/100

Most Populated

1

Mount Gambier

SA 5290 · 25,591 residents

25,591 pop.
2

Murray Bridge

SA 5253 · 15,043 residents

15,043 pop.
3

Port Lincoln

SA 5606 · 14,458 residents

14,458 pop.

Top-Rated

1

Murray Bridge

SA 5253 · 15,043 residents

D (23/100)
2

Mount Gambier

SA 5290 · 25,591 residents

D (20/100)
3

Port Lincoln

SA 5606 · 14,458 residents

D (16/100)

Fastest Growing

1

Murray Bridge

SA 5253 · 15,043 residents

+3.3%
2

Port Lincoln

SA 5606 · 14,458 residents

+2.4%
3

Mount Gambier

SA 5290 · 25,591 residents

+0.3%

Common questions about Regional Centre suburbs in SA

How many regional centre suburbs are there in South Australia?

There are 3 suburbs tagged regional centre in South Australia on SuburbScan home to a combined 55,092 residents.

What are the largest regional centre suburbs in South Australia?

The most populated regional centre suburbs in South Australia are Mount Gambier, Murray Bridge, and Port Lincoln.

Which regional centre suburbs in South Australia are growing fastest?

By population change between the 2016 and 2021 censuses, the fastest-growing regional centre suburbs in South Australia are Murray Bridge, Port Lincoln, and Mount Gambier.

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