Seville Grove vs Maddington - Martin - Orange Grove

Seville Grove and Maddington - Martin - Orange Grove are neighbouring areas in Western Australia with very different layouts. Seville Grove is much more compact, with 100% of homes within a 15-minute walk of a park and public transport, compared to 89.4% and 86.5% in Maddington - Martin - Orange Grove. This connectivity is reflected in the street layout, where Seville Grove has 332 intersections per square kilometre, far higher than the 53 found in Maddington - Martin - Orange Grove. A major difference is also seen among First Nations residents; the typical person in Seville Grove is 17, while in Maddington - Martin - Orange Grove they are far older at 26.

Everyday life in both places shares several similarities, as both are considered somewhat walkable and have almost the same number of First Nations residents. They also share a similar terrain slope and typical First Nations household incomes. While Seville Grove is more walkable for schools and transport, Maddington - Martin - Orange Grove is far higher for 15-minute-city walksheds, with 66.8% of homes compared to 52.3% in Seville Grove.