Carrs Peninsula vs Crowther Island

Carrs Peninsula and Crowther Island are both sparsely populated areas in New South Wales. Carrs Peninsula has 17 residents, while Crowther Island is largely non-residential with no population. There are a few key differences in their infrastructure; Carrs Peninsula has three schools within 3km, whereas Crowther Island has none. The walk to the nearest stop is far higher in Carrs Peninsula at 45 minutes, compared to 13 minutes for Crowther Island.

Both areas are effectively alike in their lack of public transport stops and routes. This absence of transit is common to both neighbours, and since 2011, the gap between them in these areas has remained unchanged. While Carrs Peninsula has slightly more street connectivity with one intersection per square kilometre, Crowther Island has none.