Old Burnt - New Burnt Bridge - Greenhill vs Port Macquarie

Old Burnt - New Burnt Bridge - Greenhill and Port Macquarie are two nearby areas in New South Wales with very different levels of accessibility. Port Macquarie is somewhat walkable, with 94.8% of homes within a 10-minute walk of public transport and 93.4% near a park. In contrast, Old Burnt - New Burnt Bridge - Greenhill is car-dependent, with only 40.1% of homes near public transport and 41.2% near a park. There are also stark differences for First Nations people; unemployment is far higher in Old Burnt - New Burnt Bridge - Greenhill at 26.8%, while Year 12 completion is far higher in Port Macquarie at 39.8%.

Both areas share the same mean terrain slope of 6.9%. While they have tracked similarly in terms of their physical landscape since 2011, they remain distinct in their layout and community profiles. Port Macquarie has a far larger First Nations population, but Old Burnt - New Burnt Bridge - Greenhill has a higher share of people who speak a First Nations language at 8.7%.