Brumby Plains vs Unumgar

Unumgar and Brumby Plains are neighbouring, sparsely populated areas in New South Wales. Unumgar has a small population of 20 people, while Brumby Plains is essentially non-residential with zero residents. The two areas differ mostly in their demographics and infrastructure; Unumgar has more people per home at 2.6 and is home to five Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. In contrast, residents in Brumby Plains are far older, with a typical age of 80 compared to 58 in Unumgar. Typical weekly personal income is also well higher in Brumby Plains at $625, while it is $450 in Unumgar.

These areas have a widening gap in their typical ages, though they share several other traits. Both are completely car-dependent and lack any homes within a 15-minute walk of schools, parks, groceries, or health services. Typical weekly family incomes are almost identical, sitting at around $1,124. Both areas also have the same low level of street connectivity.