Best suburbs to live in Wagga Wagga

Every suburb in the Wagga Wagga urban area.

Median house and unit prices, asking rents, population and school quality for every Wagga Wagga suburb, side by side.

Wagga Wagga median house prices range from $609,000 to $989,000.

The Wagga Wagga urban area had 58,117 residents at 30 June 2025: +1.5% over five years and +0.0% in the last year (ABS estimates).

Suburbs
23
Total Population
57,002
Largest Suburb
Kooringal

7,404 residents

Median House Price
$708K

1,601 sales, Oct 2024 – Oct 2026

Median house price by suburb

Each suburb is shaded by its median sold house price, in five equal-sized bands. Suburbs with no recent recorded sales are shown in grey — they are not the cheapest, they are unknown.

Boundaries: ABS Suburbs and Localities (SAL) 2021, simplified for display.

Popular rankings for Wagga Wagga

Community demographics in Wagga Wagga

Suburbs with the largest religious communities, from the 2021 Census.

Common questions about Wagga Wagga

How many suburbs are there in Wagga Wagga?

SuburbScan indexes 23 suburbs in Wagga Wagga, covering the Wagga Wagga urban area, home to 57,002 residents.

What is the largest suburb in Wagga Wagga?

Kooringal is the most populated suburb in Wagga Wagga with a population of 7,404 (ABS Census 2021).

What are the best Wagga Wagga suburbs?

The top-rated Wagga Wagga suburbs on SuburbScan are Boorooma, Bourkelands, and Tatton, ranked by our composite Liveability grade combining school quality, safety, SEIFA socio-economic advantage, walkability and CBD access.

Which are the most affordable Wagga Wagga suburbs?

The most affordable Wagga Wagga suburbs by median house price are Mount Austin, Ashmont, and Tolland, based on the last six months of public property listings.

What is the median house price range in Wagga Wagga?

Wagga Wagga median house prices range from $609,000 to $989,000, based on the last six months of public property listings.

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City boundaries are ABS Significant Urban Areas (Edition 3, 2021) — an urban centre, or group of connected urban centres, with a population of 10,000 or more. All cities

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