Boco vs Myalla

Boco and Myalla (NSW) are both sparsely populated areas in New South Wales. Boco is more crowded, with a typical household of 3.0 people compared to 2.0 in Myalla (NSW). This is reflected in the bedrooms, where Boco has a far higher rate of 0.90 people per room, while Myalla (NSW) is among the lowest in the nation at 0.50. Boco also has much higher incomes, with a typical weekly household income of $2,499, well above the $1,875 seen in Myalla (NSW).

Both areas are completely car-dependent and lack any walkable shops, parks, or public transport. This shared isolation is a defining feature for both places, regardless of their size. While Boco has a slightly older population and higher incomes, both areas sit near the national figure for typical weekly personal income, with Boco at $1,292 and Myalla (NSW) at $1,375.