Campbelltown - Norwood vs Gawler

Campbelltown - Norwood and Gawler are both South Australian areas with similar sizes and populations of First Nations people, but they differ sharply in how people get around. Campbelltown - Norwood is very walkable, with 94.5% of homes in a 15-minute-city walkshed and 79% within a 15-minute walk of health services. By contrast, Gawler is only somewhat walkable, where just 38.9% of homes are within a 15-minute walk of health services and only 57.1% can reach groceries in the same time. This gap is clear in street connectivity, which is far higher in Campbelltown - Norwood with 214 intersections per square kilometre compared to 102 in Gawler.

These two areas have tracked similarly since 2011, remaining close in several key measures. They share almost identical numbers of First Nations residents and very similar typical personal and household incomes for these residents. This common ground exists alongside some differences in First Nations demographics, as the typical First Nations resident in Campbelltown - Norwood is noticeably older at 27, compared to 22 in Gawler.