Alice exc. Town Camps vs Kaltukatjara and Outstations

Alice exc. Town Camps and Kaltukatjara and Outstations are two different types of remote settings in the Northern Territory. Alice exc. Town Camps is a much larger hub with 4,288 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, where First Nations household income is far higher at $1,514. In contrast, Kaltukatjara and Outstations is far more traditional, with 91.3% of people speaking a First Nations language, compared to 29.4% in Alice exc. Town Camps. Alice exc. Town Camps is also more developed, with a walkability score of 5.0 (somewhat walkable), while Kaltukatjara and Outstations is 2.8 (mostly car-dependent).

Both areas are physically similar in their landscape, as the average terrain slope is nearly the same in each. While Alice exc. Town Camps has far more people who finished Year 12 and higher typical incomes, Kaltukatjara and Outstations has residents who are noticeably older, with a typical First Nations age of 33 compared to 26 in Alice exc. Town Camps.