Angourie vs Freeburn Island

Angourie and Freeburn Island are neighbouring areas in the Clarence Valley, though they differ greatly in how they are used. Angourie is a small residential area with 192 people, while Freeburn Island is largely non-residential with no population. Angourie has more infrastructure, with three public transport stops and one route, whereas Freeburn Island has none. There are also more Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in Angourie, and its street connectivity is far higher than the zero intersections per square kilometre found on the island.

Since 2011, the two areas have tracked differently, though they share a similar level of school advantage. Both areas are served by schools with a similar advantage score, though the breakdown differs slightly. In Angourie, government and Catholic schools each take half the share, while government schools are more common in Freeburn Island.