Anula vs Jingili

Anula and Jingili are neighbouring areas with very similar sizes. Anula has a far higher number of intersections per square kilometre, with 333 compared to 160 in Jingili. Health services are also much easier to reach on foot in Anula, where 94.6% of homes are within a 15-minute walk, compared to 64.2% in Jingili. First Nations residents in Anula have a typical personal income of $806, which is well higher than the $512 typical in Jingili.

Both areas are very walkable and share almost identical access to parks, schools, groceries and public transport. The gaps between them have shifted over time, most notably for First Nations residents. In Anula, this group is noticeably older, with a typical age of 23 compared to 19 in Jingili, while Jingili has a well higher share of people who speak a First Nations language.