Jameson vs Papulankutja

Jameson and Papulankutja are two remote Western Australian areas with small populations. Jameson has a well higher typical First Nations household income of $1,125, compared to $749 in Papulankutja. Year 12 completion for First Nations people is far higher in Papulankutja at 34.8%, while it is 23.8% in Jameson. Jameson also has slightly more street connectivity with one intersection per square kilometre.

Both areas have very high rates of First Nations language speakers, though this is still well higher in Papulankutja at 97.1%. The gap in First Nations household income between the two places has widened over time. While Papulankutja has a slightly larger First Nations population of 136 people, the typical age for First Nations residents is nearly the same in both locations.