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NSW Central and North Coast vs Victoria exc. Melbourne

Indigenous Region comparison ≈ 985 km apart · NSW Central and North Coast profile · Victoria exc. Melbourne profile

NSW Central and North Coast Victoria exc. Melbourne

NSW Central and North Coast and Victoria exc. Melbourne are both large regional areas, but they differ in how people move and live. Public transport is much more accessible in NSW Central and North Coast, where 79.3% of homes are within a 10-minute walk of a stop, compared to 64.2% in Victoria exc. Melbourne. This is consistent with a higher street connectivity score and a larger First Nations population, with 95,714 people in NSW Central and North Coast compared to 33,452 in Victoria exc. Melbourne.

Both areas have tracked similarly since 2011, maintaining a similar level of walkability. They are both considered somewhat walkable, and both have around 39% of homes within a 15-minute walk of health services. They also share very similar First Nations profiles, with a typical age of 23 and unemployment rates around 10% in both regions.

First Nations

First Nations people in NSW Central and North Coastin Victoria exc. Melbourne +62,262 larger in NSW Central and North Coast
95,714 99th pct 33,452 86th pct
23 yrs 14th pct 23 yrs 14th pct
Year 12 in NSW Central and North Coastin Victoria exc. Melbourne +1.2 pts higher in Victoria exc. Melbourne
34.2% 68th pct 35.4% 71st pct
Unemployment in NSW Central and North Coastin Victoria exc. Melbourne +0.1 pts higher in Victoria exc. Melbourne
10.3% 15th pct 10.4% 16th pct
Median income in NSW Central and North Coastin Victoria exc. Melbourne +$15 higher in NSW Central and North Coast
$579 71st pct $564 67th pct
Household income in NSW Central and North Coastin Victoria exc. Melbourne +$184 higher in NSW Central and North Coast
$1,555 75th pct $1,371 59th pct
Indigenous language in NSW Central and North Coastin Victoria exc. Melbourne +0.5 pts higher in Victoria exc. Melbourne
3.9% 22nd pct 4.3% 28th pct

Walkability

Walk score in NSW Central and North Coastin Victoria exc. Melbourne +0.4 higher in NSW Central and North Coast
4.9 77th pct 4.5 73rd pct
Types ≤15 min in NSW Central and North Coastin Victoria exc. Melbourne +0.3 more in NSW Central and North Coast
4.7 75th pct 4.4 70th pct
15-min city in NSW Central and North Coastin Victoria exc. Melbourne +3.2 pts higher in NSW Central and North Coast
53.8% 72nd pct 50.6% 65th pct
Walk to shops in NSW Central and North Coastin Victoria exc. Melbourne +1.3 pts higher in Victoria exc. Melbourne
49.7% 54th pct 51.1% 57th pct
Walk to transit in NSW Central and North Coastin Victoria exc. Melbourne +15.1 pts higher in NSW Central and North Coast
79.3% 85th pct 64.2% 73rd pct
Walk to school in NSW Central and North Coastin Victoria exc. Melbourne +2.0 pts higher in NSW Central and North Coast
58.1% 51st pct 56.1% 47th pct
Walk to a park in NSW Central and North Coastin Victoria exc. Melbourne +2.2 pts higher in NSW Central and North Coast
81.3% 74th pct 79.0% 69th pct
Walk to health in NSW Central and North Coastin Victoria exc. Melbourne +0.2 pts higher in Victoria exc. Melbourne
39.0% 57th pct 39.2% 57th pct
Intersections/km² in NSW Central and North Coastin Victoria exc. Melbourne +2 higher in NSW Central and North Coast
3 73rd pct 2 67th pct
Mean slope in NSW Central and North Coastin Victoria exc. Melbourne +2.3 pts higher in NSW Central and North Coast
7.0% 86th pct 4.7% 54th pct

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Australian Bureau of Statistics. (2021). NSW Central and North Coast vs Victoria exc. Melbourne [Census of Population and Housing]. CensusAtlas, used under CC BY 4.0. https://censusatlas.au/compare/ireg/IREG104/nsw-central-and-north-coast/vs/IREG202/victoria-exc-melbourne