Nurran vs Yalmy

Nurran and Yalmy are both sparsely populated areas in East Gippsland. Nurran has a very small population of 7 people, while Yalmy is effectively non-residential with no recorded residents. Nurran has a well higher typical weekly personal income of $349 compared to $225 in Yalmy, though both are far below the national figure. Residents in Yalmy are noticeably older, with a typical age of 66 compared to 61 in Nurran.

Both areas have tracked similarly since 2011 as largely empty landscapes. They share a car-dependent walkability score and have no public transport stops, schools, or parks within easy reach of any homes. The terrain is similar in both places, with a mean slope of 15.6% in Nurran and 17.0% in Yalmy.