Maningrida Outstations vs Mamadawerre

Maningrida Outstations and Mamadawerre are two remote areas in the Northern Territory. Maningrida Outstations is far larger, with 366 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, compared to 61 in Mamadawerre. There are significant differences in education and wealth; in Mamadawerre, 31.3% of First Nations people finished Year 12, which is 18 points higher than in Maningrida Outstations. Household income for First Nations people is also far higher in Mamadawerre at $1,624, while in Maningrida Outstations it is much lower at $900.

The typical age for First Nations residents is almost identical in both places, at 26 years in Maningrida Outstations and 27 in Mamadawerre. Both areas have a very high proportion of people who speak a First Nations language, though this is slightly higher in Mamadawerre at 100%. While Mamadawerre has a street connectivity score of 23, Maningrida Outstations has no recorded intersections per square kilometre.