Wulagi vs Jingili

Wulagi and Jingili are neighbouring areas that differ most in their street layouts and First Nations populations. Wulagi has a far higher number of street intersections per square kilometre (295 compared to 160 in Jingili) and a far larger First Nations population, with 366 people compared to 228 in Jingili. This larger population in Wulagi is associated with well higher income figures for First Nations residents, where the typical personal income is $794, well higher than the $512 seen in Jingili.

Both areas are very walkable and almost every home in both places is within a 15-minute walk of a park, school, or grocery store. While they share this high level of accessibility, they differ in what is nearby; Wulagi has a much higher share of parks within walking distance, while Jingili has a higher share of public transport and food and drink options. Over time, the gap in First Nations personal income between the two has widened.