immigration map of Australia

[Mr. Morden]

This is very cool.  The zoomable map covers every municipality in Australia, and shows you the largest immigrant groups in each:

http://www.sbs.com.au/news/map/where-australias-immigrants-were-born-sydney

[jimrtex]

This is very cool.  The zoomable map covers every municipality in Australia, and shows you the largest immigrant groups in each:

http://www.sbs.com.au/news/map/where-australias-immigrants-were-born-sydney

What vintage are the Italian immigrants?

It is interesting that the Chinese areas appear to be more suburban - this is particularly noticeable in Brisbane and Melbourne.

[Knives]

It's kind of crazy how the suburbs like Doncaster and Templestowe used to be almost entirely Italian/Greek migrants are now dominated by Chinese.

[Filuwaúrdjan]

It's kind of crazy how the suburbs like Doncaster and Templestowe used to be almost entirely Italian/Greek migrants are now dominated by Chinese.

It isn't really; Australians like to move.

[Sol]

It's kind of crazy how the suburbs like Doncaster and Templestowe used to be almost entirely Italian/Greek migrants are now dominated by Chinese.

It isn't really; Australians like to move.

Just like Americans!

[morgieb]

This is very cool.  The zoomable map covers every municipality in Australia, and shows you the largest immigrant groups in each:

http://www.sbs.com.au/news/map/where-australias-immigrants-were-born-sydney

What vintage are the Italian immigrants?

It is interesting that the Chinese areas appear to be more suburban - this is particularly noticeable in Brisbane and Melbourne.

Basically Australia seems to be the complete opposite of America in that the "cities" are rather white/Anglo yet the suburbs are a lot more mixed. Why? Not sure, although most economically depressed urban areas seem to be in the outer suburbs.