Bountiful Islands vs Karumba

Karumba and Bountiful Islands are two very different coastal regions in Queensland. Karumba is a residential area with 487 people, including 64 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander residents. It has a school within 3km and slightly more street connectivity with one intersection per square kilometre. In contrast, Bountiful Islands is largely non-residential with a population of zero.

Both areas are equally isolated from public transport, as neither has any bus or train routes or stops. While Karumba has a small resident population and basic infrastructure, Bountiful Islands remains an empty stretch of land with no schools or street intersections.