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City of West Torrens Statistics
(2016)
City of West Torrens people: 57,901
Male: 48.8%
Female: 51.2%
Median age: 38
City of West Torrens families: 14,630
Average children per family for families with children: 1.7
for all families: 0.6
City of West Torrens private dwellings: 26,840
Average people per household: 2.3
Median weekly household income: $1,221
Median monthly mortgage repayments: $1,700
Median weekly rent: $280
Average motor vehicles per dwelling: 1.6
The most common ancestries in West Torrens were English 21.6%, Australian 19.1%, Italian 6.9%, Greek 6.6% and Irish 6.0%.
In West Torrens, 64.3% of people only spoke English at home. Other languages spoken at home included Greek 6.3%, Mandarin 3.6%, Italian 3.2%, Punjabi 1.9% and Hindi 1.3%.
The most common occupations in West Torrens included Professionals 23.8%, Clerical and Administrative Workers 14.9%, Community and Personal Service Workers 12.5%, Technicians and Trades Workers 12.2%, and Managers 11.1%.
City of West Torrens History
It was established on 7 July 1853 as the District Council of West Torrens, which was one of the first local governments to be formed in South Australia following the passage of the District Councils Act 1852. It became smaller over time as a number of areas within the original boundaries split off to form new municipalities: the Holdfast Bay area became part of the new Corporate Town of Glenelg on 23 August 1855, the Thebarton area seceded as the Corporate Town of Thebarton on 8 February 1883, and the West Beach area seceded as part of the Corporate Town of Henley and Grange on 4 December 1915. It gained an area from the District Council of Marion on 15 January 1903, but subsequently lost the same area to the Glenelg council. Further areas of West Torrens were severed and added to Glenelg in 1928, 1932 and 1950.
It became a municipal corporation as the Corporate Town of West Torrens on 1 January 1944, and gained city status as the City of West Torrens on 1 July 1950. It absorbed the former Corporate Town of Thebarton on 1 March 1997, briefly being renamed the City of West Torrens Thebarton before reverting to its original name several months later.
