Kununurra exc. Town Camps vs North-West Kimberley

Kununurra exc. Town Camps and North-West Kimberley are two distinct parts of the Kimberley region. Kununurra exc. Town Camps is a more developed hub where typical First Nations household income is $1,416 and 24.9% finished Year 12. In contrast, North-West Kimberley is very sparsely populated and car-dependent, with a typical First Nations household income of $450 and only 14.0% completing Year 12. Kununurra exc. Town Camps is somewhat walkable, with 54.6% of homes within a 15-minute walk of groceries, while North-West Kimberley has no such access.

Both areas are almost identical in their lack of public transport, with 0.0% of homes within a 10-minute walk of a stop. While Kununurra exc. Town Camps has a much larger First Nations population, a higher share of people in North-West Kimberley speak a First Nations language, at 24.7% compared to 15.1% in Kununurra exc. Town Camps. The typical age for First Nations residents is similar in both places, sitting at 24 and 25 years respectively.