Suburb profile
East Arnhem NT 0822
East Arnhem is located in the Outback Northern Territory region of the Northern Territory, postcode 0822. It has 13 properties across 2 streets. Explore every street in East Arnhem, its property history, homes for sale and rent, who lives there, and the local agents.
About East Arnhem
East Arnhem, NT 0822, sits in Outback Northern Territory and neighbours Flying Fox, Milingimbi, Wilton and Ramingining. Its 2 streets hold 13 properties, 5 of them houses and 8 units.
At the 2021 Census East Arnhem had 6,983 residents, a median age of 28 and an average household of 5.1 people. Median household income was $1,552 a week, the median mortgage repayment $997 a month and the median rent $90 a week. Of 1,076 dwellings, 1,008 were separate houses, 33 semi-detached and 7 other; none were flats. Of 1,076 dwellings, 42 were owned outright, 7 owned with a mortgage and 830 rented.
Updated October 2026
Who lives in East Arnhem
- 6,983Peoplelive in the area
- 28Median ageyears
- $1,552Median household incomea week
- $90Median renta week
Homes by type
- Houses1,008
- Townhouses and semis33
- Other7
Household
- Median mortgage repayment$997a month
- Household size5.1people on average
How homes are held
Schools in East Arnhem
Baniyala Garrangali School
GovernmentPrimary and secondary
Baniyala Garrangali School
GovernmentPrimary and secondary
Streets in East Arnhem
Neighbouring suburbs
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Area summaries are generated from the national address file and ABS Census data, and checked against those figures before publication.