Broome vs Gingerah

Broome and Gingerah are very different parts of Western Australia. Broome is a populated area with 3,797 people and a high number of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander residents, totaling 1,255. It has far more infrastructure, including seven schools within 3km and a street connectivity score of 97. In contrast, Gingerah is sparsely populated with zero residents, no schools, and no street intersections.

Both areas are similar in their lack of public transport stops and routes. While Broome has more food and drink amenities, Gingerah has a higher share of parks among its walkable amenities. The gap in street connectivity between the two has remained constant since 2011.