Curricabark vs Giro

Curricabark and Giro are both sparsely populated, rural areas in New South Wales. The most striking difference is the typical weekly personal income, which is far higher in Giro at $3,250 compared to $900 in Curricabark. Giro also has a steeper landscape, with a mean terrain slope that is well higher at 14.9% than the 10.5% seen in Curricabark.

Both areas are almost identical in that they are completely car-dependent, with no homes within a 15-minute walk of shops, schools, or health services. They also share the same typical resident age of 58 years. While Curricabark has a very small population of 8 people, Giro is currently recorded as having no residents.