Mount Liebig and Outstations vs Walungurru Outstations

Mount Liebig and Outstations and Walungurru Outstations are two remote areas in the Northern Territory. Mount Liebig and Outstations has a far larger Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population with 234 people, while Walungurru Outstations has zero. Local services are also much more accessible in Mount Liebig and Outstations, where 100% of homes are within a 15-minute walk of a school, health services, and groceries. In contrast, these figures are 0.0% for Walungurru Outstations, and its walkability score is car-dependent compared to the mostly car-dependent score of 3.7 in Mount Liebig and Outstations.

Both areas are essentially alike when it comes to a lack of nearby parks, public transport, and 15-minute-city walksheds, as these are all at 0.0% for both. While the terrain in Walungurru Outstations is a little steeper, with a mean slope of 4.4% compared to 1.8% in Mount Liebig and Outstations, both remain very sparsely populated parts of the region.