Ingkerreke Outstations vs Wallace Rockhole

Ingkerreke Outstations and Wallace Rockhole are two remote areas in the Northern Territory. Ingkerreke Outstations is far larger in size and has a larger First Nations population, with 189 people compared to 82 in Wallace Rockhole. Access to local services is a major difference; while Wallace Rockhole is mostly car-dependent, many of its homes are within a 15-minute walk of health services (90%), groceries (84%), and a school (82%). In contrast, Ingkerreke Outstations has no such walkability, with 0% of homes near these amenities.

Both areas share a typical First Nations household income of $762. They also both lack any homes within a 10-minute walk of public transport. While both have a very high share of people who speak a First Nations language compared to the national figure, this is far higher in Wallace Rockhole at 77% than in Ingkerreke Outstations at 54%.