Esperance - Ravensthorpe vs Campion

Esperance - Ravensthorpe and Campion are two large, remote areas of Western Australia. They differ most in how easy it is to get around without a car; in Esperance - Ravensthorpe, 52.8% of homes are within a 10-minute walk of public transport, compared to just 5.4% in Campion. Esperance - Ravensthorpe also has a far larger Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population, with 684 people compared to 337 in Campion. This group in Esperance - Ravensthorpe is also younger, with a typical age of 22, while the typical First Nations resident in Campion is 26.

Everyday life in both places shares several traits, as both have almost identical rates of First Nations people finishing Year 12 and speaking a First Nations language. While both are mostly car-dependent, Esperance - Ravensthorpe has a slightly higher walkability score of 3.4 compared to 2.6 in Campion. Other gaps are more varied: First Nations unemployment is well higher in Campion at 17.2%, while the typical First Nations household income is a little higher in Esperance - Ravensthorpe at $1,380.