Boorara vs Boulder

Boulder and Boorara are nearby areas in Western Australia with very different footprints. Boulder is a populated hub with 4,872 people, featuring far more street intersections and a high number of schools (14) within 3 km. It also has a much larger Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population (409) compared to Boorara, which is largely non-residential with no recorded population.

These two areas have remained on opposite ends of the spectrum since 2011. While Boulder provides significant infrastructure with 32 public transport stops and 5 transport routes, Boorara has none of these features. Both areas stand apart in their scale, as Boulder is larger than about 89% of similar areas while Boorara is among the smallest.