Blairmore vs Stockhaven

Blairmore and Stockhaven are both sparsely populated areas in Queensland. They differ sharply in their demographics; Blairmore is very young with a typical age of just 5, while residents in Stockhaven are far older with a typical age of 73. This age gap is reflected in the homes, as Blairmore has far more people per home (5.0) and per bedroom (1.60) than Stockhaven, where the typical home holds 2.0 people.

Both areas are entirely car-dependent, with no homes within walking distance of public transport, parks, schools or shops. They also share the same typical weekly personal income of $949. While the weekly household income is a little higher in Stockhaven at $1,875 compared to $1,625 in Blairmore, both remain very small, non-residential landscapes.