Savannah vs Saxby

Saxby and Savannah are both sparsely populated areas in Queensland. Saxby has a small population of 35 people, while Savannah is largely non-residential with no recorded residents. Where people do live, Saxby has far more people per home at 5.1, compared to 3.0 in Savannah. The typical resident in Saxby is also much younger at 24, while those in Savannah are noticeably older at 31.

Both areas have tracked similarly since 2011 as extremely remote places where residents are entirely car-dependent. Neither area has any public transport, schools, or shops within walking distance. Both also sit well below the national figure for typical age, though Saxby's typical weekly personal income of $840 is a little higher than the $750 found in Savannah.