Beverley vs Narrogin - Wagin

Narrogin - Wagin and Beverley are two different types of rural landscapes in Western Australia. Beverley is much more compact and accessible, with a walkability score of 5.4 (somewhat walkable), while Narrogin - Wagin is mostly car-dependent at 3.2. This gap is clear in daily life; for example, 82.2% of homes in Beverley are within a 15-minute walk of health services, compared to just 37.4% in Narrogin - Wagin. Narrogin - Wagin has a far larger First Nations population, with 367 people compared to 40 in Beverley.

Both areas share similar outcomes for First Nations household incomes, which are only a little higher in Beverley. However, the demographics of these groups differ greatly. The typical First Nations resident in Narrogin - Wagin is 24, while in Beverley they are far older at 49. This younger population in Narrogin - Wagin is also more likely to speak a First Nations language, with 3.3% of residents doing so compared to 0.0% in Beverley.