Ingomar vs Kingoonya

Ingomar and Kingoonya are both sparsely populated areas in South Australia, though they differ sharply in demographics and wealth. In Ingomar, the typical resident is far younger at 22, and typical weekly family incomes are much higher at $2,750. Kingoonya is far older, with a typical resident aged 50, and a typical weekly family income that is much lower at $900. This wealth gap is also seen in personal incomes, which are far higher in Ingomar.

Since 2011, these two areas have tracked similarly in that they both remain extremely isolated. Both are car-dependent and have no public transport stops or homes within walking distance of parks, schools or shops. While Kingoonya has a slightly higher walkability score, both areas sit far below the national figure for most urban amenities.