Orange Grove

Orange Grove derived its named from how it once was, full of orange orchards. The suburbs population growth began in the 1970s and has fluctuated only slightly since with the area supporting a number of land-based industries in the past, such as orchards, market garden, poultry farms and brickworks.

Life in Orange Grove

Largely avoiding suburbanisation, Orange Grove has a charm and remoteness few suburbs within the Perth metropolitan area can boast. ,

Features in Orange Grove include Kelvin Road Parklands, Bickley Brook Reservoir and the Jadran Winery, with the Korung National Park and Banyowla Regional Park close by.

The Orange Grove Oval and Bickley Outdoor Recreation Camp provide recreational opportunities, while Orange Grove Primary School is the local school.

Orange Grove facts

KEY FACTS

 
Distance to Perth (km)18
Postcode6109
Local GovernmentGosnells
Primary schoolsOrange Grove Primary School, Bramfield Park Primary School, East Kenwick Primary School, Rehoboth Christian College, East Maddington Primary School, Maddington Education Support Centre, Maddington Primary School, Kenwick School, Wattle Grove Primary School, Forrestfield Primary School
Secondary schoolsYule Brook College, Rehoboth Christian College, St Francis’ School, Communicare Academy, Kenwick School, Mazenod College, Lumen Christi College, Lesmurdie Senior High School, Heritage College Perth, Hillside Christian College
2016 CENSUS SUMMARYORANGE GROVEPERTH
Population – usually resident7471,943,858
Median age of residents (years)5036
Average household size (persons)2.003.00
Number of occupied dwellings *292690,280
Number of unoccupied dwellings1985,730
Median weekly household income$1,164$1,643
Median monthly mortgage repayment$2,167$2,000
Total private dwellings306776,015
Area (sqkm)146,416
* Excludes visitor only households
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