Dedin vs Stewart Creek Valley

Stewart Creek Valley and Dedin are both sparsely populated areas in Queensland. Stewart Creek Valley is small with 24 residents, while Dedin is largely non-residential with no population. A few key differences set them apart; Stewart Creek Valley has one school within 3 km, whereas Dedin has none. Street connectivity is also far higher in Stewart Creek Valley, although both areas have zero intersections per square kilometre.

Both areas are very similar in that they lack public transport routes and stops. This absence of transport infrastructure is a shared trait, as both areas sit above the national figure for these counts by having none. The gaps between the two areas in terms of transport and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander populations have remained stable over time.