Doctors Gap vs Hassans Walls

Doctors Gap and Hassans Walls are both sparsely populated areas in New South Wales. Doctors Gap is home to 25 people, while Hassans Walls is largely non-residential with no residents. There are some clear differences in their layout; Hassans Walls has far higher street connectivity with 9 intersections per square kilometre compared to 3 in Doctors Gap, and it is much more car-dependent, as the walk to the nearest stop takes 40 minutes compared to 11 minutes in Doctors Gap.

Both areas share a similar distance to the city, with drive times around 105 to 107 minutes. They also have the same number of schools within 3 kilometres. While these basic local features are alike, the gap in their street connectivity has widened since the last census.