The population of Keldron is approximately ten thousand people. The city is located in New South Wales, Australia. It is a cosmopolitan area. The locals are mostly of the English language, with some of them speaking Hindi and Chinese. The city is also home to a War Memorial and Lutwyche Cemetery, which contains the gravestones of more than one hundred servicemen. In the 2011 census, the population of Keldron was eight thousand. Its median age was thirty-four years.
According to the 2016 Census, there were 9,359 people living in Kedron. Of these, 74.6% of residents were female and fifty-one percent were male. Two percent of the population was Aboriginal. The median age was thirty-four years, with twenty-five percent of the population aged fifteen and over. About forty percent of residents were married, while one percent were in a de facto relationship.
The suburb of Kedron is located in the northern suburbs of Brisbane. As of the 2016 census, its population was 9,359. There are over two hundred schools in the city. Kedron is near the Westfield Chermside shopping centre, which is located in the neighboring suburb of Chermside. Other nearby suburbs include Chermside and Stafford. The suburbs of Kedron and Upper Kedron are about fifteen and a half kilometres apart. Kedron was established by the Barron family in 1856. They were blacksmiths who settled on Gympie Road.
Kedron Square, an urbanist mixed-use community, has a walkable center that fosters a sense of identity and community. Its pedestrian-friendly design has led to a vibrant streetscape and increased downtown usage.