Total Persons : 2450

Total Males : 1197

Total Femals : 1253

Age Group (0-4 years) : 51

Age Group (5-14 years) 71

65 Years Over:

Median Age of Persons 30

Persons born overseas 531

Main Country of birth which is not Australia: England

No of people of Main Country of birth which is not Australia : 105

No of People Married : 555

Married Percentage: 0.239

Labour Force: 1774

Employed Fulltime: 1412

Employed Full Time Percentage: 0.796

Main Occupation: Professionals

Number of Main Occupation: 845

Main Occupation Percentage: 0.492

Main Industry of Employment: Central Government Administration

Main Industry of Employment Numbers: 512

Main Industry of Employment Percentage: 0.298

Median Individual Income ($/Weekly): 1116

Median Household Income ($/Weekly) : 1831

Median Family Income ($/Weekly): 2267

Number of Families: 501

Number of Families With Children: 82

Total Private Dwellings: 1683

Median Rent ($/Weekly):* 450

Median Housing Loan Repayment ($/Weekly): 1840

Average Household Size: 1.8

Average Number of Persons Per Bedroom: 1.1

Household Fully Owned Percentage: 0.116

Household Rented Percentage: 0.625

Family Household Percentage: 0.357

Kingston is the oldest and most densely populated suburb of Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia.

The suburb is named after Charles Cameron Kingston, the former Premier of South Australia and minister in the first Australian Commonwealth Government.

The major road in Kingston is Wentworth Avenue which carries traffic through Kingston from the northwest to the southeast. Telopea Park East forms the northwest boundary of the suburb. Access to the shopping precinct is via Eyre Street or Giles Street. (Source: Wiki)

* Median Rent is based on data from the most recent Australian suburb survey.

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