Mount Sabine vs Petticoat Creek

Petticoat Creek and Mount Sabine are both sparsely populated areas. Petticoat Creek has a tiny population of 7 people, while Mount Sabine is non-residential with no residents. Petticoat Creek is flatter, with a mean terrain slope of 9.2%, whereas Mount Sabine is far steeper at 20.7%. Petticoat Creek also has more basic infrastructure, with two intersections per square kilometre and 100% of homes within a 15-minute walk of a park.

Both areas are essentially car-dependent, as neither has any homes within a 15-minute walk of schools, groceries, or health services. This shared lack of local services is consistent across the two neighbours, who both sit about 130 minutes from the city. While Petticoat Creek has a walkability score that is well higher than Mount Sabine's, both remain very low compared to the national figure.