Amamoor Creek vs Wrattens Forest

Amamoor Creek and Wrattens Forest are both sparsely populated areas in Queensland. Amamoor Creek is largely non-residential with only 56 people, whereas Wrattens Forest has no recorded population. The two areas differ sharply in income, with the typical weekly personal income in Wrattens Forest being far higher at $1,875 compared to $458 in Amamoor Creek. Amamoor Creek is also older than most areas, though residents are noticeably older in Wrattens Forest, where the typical age is 58.

Both areas have tracked similarly since 2011, remaining deeply car-dependent with no homes within a 15-minute walk of groceries, health services or schools. They are also similarly remote, with drive times to the city taking around 164 to 167 minutes. While they share this isolation, Amamoor Creek is steeper and has more street intersections, while Wrattens Forest has more people per home.