Mundallio vs Wami Kata

Wami Kata and Mundallio are both sparsely populated areas in South Australia. Wami Kata has a very small population of 19 people, while Mundallio is effectively non-residential with no residents. There are sharp contrasts between them; the typical resident in Wami Kata is just 31 and earns a typical weekly income of $575, whereas in Mundallio, the typical person is far older at 59 and earns much more at $1,125. Homes in Wami Kata are also far larger, with 3.2 people per home compared to 2.0 in Mundallio.

Both areas are car-dependent and share a similar terrain slope of around 3%. They each have no homes within a short walk of shops, health services, or parks. This lack of local amenities is common to both, and they are similarly far from the national figure for walkability.