Booti Booti vs Wallis Lake

Wallis Lake and Booti Booti are both sparsely populated, non-residential areas in New South Wales. Wallis Lake has a tiny population of six people, while Booti Booti is effectively empty. Wallis Lake is more accessible to schools, with seven within 3 km compared to just one in Booti Booti. However, Booti Booti has a steeper average terrain slope of 26.6% and more street connectivity, while Wallis Lake is more car-dependent with a longer walk to the nearest transport stop.

These two neighbours have tracked similarly since 2011, remaining very small in scale. Both are car-dependent and lack homes within a 15-minute walk of groceries, health services, or schools. While residents in both areas are far older than the national figure, those in Wallis Lake are noticeably older, with a typical age of 72 compared to 66 in Booti Booti.