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Aspley vs Chermside

A data-only, side-by-side comparison of Aspley and Chermside, two suburbs in Queensland — population, demographics, socio-economic profile and climate, drawn from public sources.

Key differences

  • Aspley is the larger of the two, with about 12,871 residents to Chermside's 11,426.
  • Aspley sits a little higher on the ABS SEIFA index of socio-economic advantage (1050 to 972, where about 1000 is the national average).
  • Median weekly household income is higher in Aspley ($1,818 to $1,419).
  • Residents are typically older in Aspley (median age 43 to 35).
  • Chermside is warmer in summer (average January high 29.4°C to 28.6°C).
  • Aspley is wetter across the year (about 1,046 mm of rain to 945 mm).

Aspley vs Chermside side by side

MeasureAspleyChermside
Population (2021)12,87111,426
Median age4335
Median weekly household income$1,818$1,419
SEIFA score1050972
Local government areaBrisbaneBrisbane
State / territoryQueenslandQueensland
Avg summer high (Jan)28.6°C29.4°C
Avg winter high (Jul)20.7°C20.7°C
Annual rainfall1,046 mm945 mm

Climate figures are long-run monthly normals (Open-Meteo, ERA5 reanalysis).

Common questions

Is Aspley or Chermside bigger?

Aspley is larger, with about 12,871 residents at the 2021 Census compared with 11,426 in Chermside.

Is Aspley or Chermside warmer?

Chermside is generally warmer in summer, with an average January daytime high of 29.4°C compared with 28.6°C.

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