Carnham vs Collum Collum

Carnham and Collum Collum are both sparsely populated areas in New South Wales. Carnham has a very small population of just 4 people, while Collum Collum is effectively non-residential with no residents. The most notable physical difference is the land, as Collum Collum has a much steeper mean terrain slope of 22.9% compared to 13.4% in Carnham.

Both areas have tracked identically since 2011, remaining almost entirely without residents or infrastructure. They are both completely car-dependent, with no schools, public transport, or shops within walking distance for any homes. Both areas also have no reported Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander residents.