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Port Lincoln - Ceduna vs South-Western WA
Indigenous Region comparison ≈ 1,272 km apart · Port Lincoln - Ceduna profile · South-Western WA profile
Port Lincoln - Ceduna South-Western WA
Port Lincoln - Ceduna and South-Western WA are both vast regions, but they differ significantly in their populations and layout. In Port Lincoln - Ceduna, 23.9% of people speak a First Nations language, which is far higher than the 6.5% in South-Western WA. South-Western WA is more developed for pedestrians, with a far higher share of homes within a 10-minute walk of public transport (51.7% compared to 31.0%) and more homes within a 15-minute walk of a park (69.8% versus 59.1%).
While the two areas share a similar terrain slope, they have a widening gap in their walkability. South-Western WA is a little higher than Port Lincoln - Ceduna in its walkability score, though both remain mostly car-dependent. This is consistent with South-Western WA having a larger number of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, totaling 14,355 compared to 2,644 in Port Lincoln - Ceduna.
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Australian Bureau of Statistics. (2021). Port Lincoln - Ceduna vs South-Western WA [Census of Population and Housing]. CensusAtlas, used under CC BY 4.0. https://censusatlas.au/compare/ireg/IREG403/port-lincoln-ceduna/vs/IREG507/south-western-wa