Open Brampton in the map

Most diverse neighbourhoods in Brampton

Springdale is the most diverse neighbourhood in Brampton, with about 32% of residents speaking a non-official language at home. Churchville and Ebenezer follow closely, both above 28%.

Brampton as a whole is a newcomer-heavy city. Immigrants make up about 53% of residents citywide, and roughly 16% of people speak a language other than English or French at home. Incomes in these top-ranked neighbourhoods run high too. Wildfield and Tullamore both post typical incomes above $120,000, showing that diversity here isn't tied to lower earnings.

Brampton on this axis

Non-official language at home
16.4%p85
Immigrants
52.8%p85
Indigenous identity
0.3%p50

The first bar is the headline ranking metric; the rest are related axes for context. Bars are the Bramptonaggregate's percentile rank vs Ontario's 20,000+ census areas.

Top neighbourhoods in Brampton by share speaking a non-official language at home

Neighbourhoodshare speaking a non-official language at homeMedian income
1. Churchville · Brampton39.4%$86,000
2. Sandalwood & Mountainash · Brampton36.0%$109,000
3. Sunny Meadow & Father Tobin · Brampton35.4%$112,000
4. Springdale · Brampton32.2%$110,000
5. Sandalwood & Torbram · Brampton31.5%$109,000
6. Torbram & Countryside · Brampton30.8%$98,000
7. Humberwest & Airport · Brampton30.7%$105,000
8. Father Tobin & Mountainash · Brampton30.3%$118,000
9. Airport & Castlemore · Brampton28.4%$110,000
10. Ebenezer · Brampton28.3%$111,000
11. Dixie & Peter Robertson · Brampton27.6%$100,000
12. Torbram & Peter Robertson · Brampton27.2%$103,000
13. Wildfield · Brampton27.0%$122,000
14. Torbram & Father Tobin · Brampton27.0%$116,000
15. Bramalea & Peter Robertson · Brampton26.8%$95,000
16. Airport & Humberwest · Brampton26.7%$112,000
17. Steeles & McMurchy · Brampton26.5%$104,000
18. Hurontario & County Court · Brampton26.2%$102,000
19. McVean & Castlemore · Brampton25.9%$122,000
20. Bovaird & Torbram · Brampton25.9%$108,000

Top 3 always visible. Below that, half the cells blur until you sign in — one click with Google, free.

Open Brampton in the interactive map

Sort and filter by share speaking a non-official language at home and 125+ other census metrics.

Common questions

What is the most diverse neighbourhood in Brampton?

Springdale ranks first, with about 32% of residents speaking a non-official language at home. Churchville and Ebenezer are close behind, both above 28%.

How diverse is Brampton?

Very. About 53% of Brampton residents are immigrants, and roughly 16% speak a language other than English or French at home.

Do diverse neighbourhoods in Brampton have lower incomes?

Not really. Tullamore and Wildfield, both in the top 10 for diversity, have typical incomes above $120,000, well above the citywide median of about $102,000.