Old Burnt - New Burnt Bridge - Greenhill vs South West Rocks

Old Burnt - New Burnt Bridge - Greenhill and South West Rocks are two nearby New South Wales areas with very different layouts. South West Rocks is more developed and somewhat walkable, while Old Burnt - New Burnt Bridge - Greenhill is car-dependent. This is clear in the access to essentials; 67.5% of homes in South West Rocks are within a 15-minute walk of groceries, compared to just 15.5% in Old Burnt - New Burnt Bridge - Greenhill. Old Burnt - New Burnt Bridge - Greenhill has a much larger First Nations population (675 people), where the unemployment rate is far higher at 26.8%, compared to 16.7% in South West Rocks.

Both areas are similar in their terrain slope, and they share a similar First Nations household income of around $1,270. However, the two areas differ in education and language; 31.3% of First Nations people in South West Rocks finished Year 12, which is well higher than the 23.4% in Old Burnt - New Burnt Bridge - Greenhill. Conversely, speaking a First Nations language is well more common in Old Burnt - New Burnt Bridge - Greenhill at 8.7%, compared to 3.6% in South West Rocks.