Warralong vs Tjalka Boorda

Warralong and Tjalka Boorda are two very different Western Australian locations. Warralong has a larger First Nations population, with 87 people, while there are none in Tjalka Boorda. The two areas differ sharply in age and income; First Nations residents in Warralong are typically 24, whereas they are far older in Tjalka Boorda at 62. While First Nations household income is far higher in Warralong at $1,083, First Nations personal income is well higher in Tjalka Boorda at $350.

Since 2011, the gaps between these two places have remained steady or shifted slightly. They share a very low level of personal income for First Nations people compared to the national figure. The two areas also differ in their layout, with street connectivity far higher in Tjalka Boorda than in Warralong.