Suburb in Western Downs

Baking Board, QLD

Baking Board had a population of 114 at the 2021 Census (+17.5% since 2016). Median age 38.0. Median weekly household income $1,416. Source: ABS Census 2021, via Censible. Census 2026 data arrives June 2027.

Baking Board at a glance

What the 2021 Census says, compared with Queensland.

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Between the 2016 and 2021 censuses, Baking Board's population grew by 17.5% to 114, faster than Queensland as a whole (+9.6%). Its median age of 38.0 is close to the QLD average (38.0). Children under 10 make up 14.9% of residents, and people aged 70 and over 10.5%.

0.0% of households rent, a smaller share than the QLD average of 33.6%. 47.1% own their home outright. Almost every home is a house; flats and apartments are 0.0% of homes. The 2021 Census counted 34 households.

The median household earns $1,416 a week, below the QLD average of $1,675.

0.0% of residents were born overseas, fewer than the QLD average of 24.1%. 0.0% use a language other than English at home. 36.7% report no religion, lower than the QLD average (44.8%).

Key figures

2021 Census, Baking Board beside QLD and Australia.

MeasureBaking BoardQLDAustralia
Population1145,156,13825,422,788
Growth since 2016+17.5%+9.6%+8.6%
Median age38.038.038.0
Households341,869,4629,275,217
Flats and apartments0.0%12.5%14.3%
Renting0.0%33.6%31.1%
Owned outright47.1%29.5%31.4%
Median household income a week$1,416$1,675$1,746
Median rent a week–$365$375
Median mortgage repayment a month$1,645$1,733$1,863
Born overseas0.0%24.1%29.3%
Other language at home0.0%14.1%23.6%
No religion36.7%44.8%41.9%

Source: ABS Census 2021, via Censible. How the figures are built

Population and age

Each census since 2011, and the age profile in 2021.

Population

+17.5% since 2016.

Population · each census
  1. 682011
  2. 972016
  3. 1142021

Age

Median age 38.0, against 38.0 for Queensland.

Baking Board Queensland
Share of people by age, Baking Board and Queensland
0–914.9%
10–1920.2%
20–293.5%
30–3912.3%
40–4914.0%
50–5913.2%
60–6912.3%
70–797.0%
80+3.5%

Source: ABS Census 2021, via Censible. How the figures are built

Cultural background

The largest groups in Baking Board at the 2021 Census.

Ancestry

Top 5 · ancestry
  1. Australian57.3%
  2. English50.0%
  3. Irish14.6%
  4. Scottish10.4%
  5. German8.3%

Languages at home

Country of birth

Top 5 · country of birth
  1. New Zealand3.1%

Source: ABS Census 2021, via Censible. How the figures are built

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