Toko vs Anatye

Anatye and Toko are both sparsely populated areas, though Anatye has a small community of 160 people while Toko has no residents. Anatye is more developed in terms of local services, with one school within 3 km and a far larger Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population, with 67 people. In contrast, Toko has no school and no Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander residents.

Both areas have remained very similar since 2011, with neither having any public transport or homes within walking distance of shops and health services. They are both car-dependent and have no street connectivity. While Toko has a slightly higher mean terrain slope at 4.6% compared to 3.3% in Anatye, both remain largely non-residential spaces.