Lincoln National Park vs Sleaford

Sleaford and Lincoln National Park are both sparsely populated areas of South Australia. Sleaford has a small population of 31 people, while Lincoln National Park is largely non-residential with no residents. Sleaford has a far higher typical weekly family income ($1,625) and household income ($1,624) than Lincoln National Park, where the figures are $575 and $824 respectively. Homes in Sleaford are also more crowded, with far more people per home (2.6) and per bedroom (1.00) compared to Lincoln National Park.

Both areas have a similar number of people per home when compared to the national figure. They are also alike in that both are car-dependent and lack nearby schools, groceries, or health services. While residents in Lincoln National Park are noticeably older, with a typical age of 58 compared to 53 in Sleaford, both areas share the same typical weekly personal income of $725.