Kosciuszko vs Smiggin Holes

Smiggin Holes and Kosciuszko are both sparsely populated areas in New South Wales. Smiggin Holes is home to 19 people, while Kosciuszko is effectively non-residential with no residents. The most notable difference is in their layout, as Smiggin Holes has far higher street connectivity with 92 intersections per square kilometre compared to zero in Kosciuszko.

Both areas are almost identical in their lack of local infrastructure, with neither having any schools, public transport stops, or routes. This shared absence of services is common to both locations, which sit about 23 km apart.