Burrup vs Gap Ridge

Gap Ridge and Burrup are neighbouring areas in Western Australia, though they differ greatly in how they are used. Gap Ridge is a residential area where homes are typically large, with an average of 4.0 people per home. In contrast, Burrup is largely non-residential with a population of zero and just 1.0 person per home. Gap Ridge also has a more developed layout, with far more street intersections and more schools within 3 km than Burrup.

Both areas are completely car-dependent, with no homes within a 15-minute walk of groceries or health services. This shared reliance on vehicles is a defining feature of both places. While the typical resident in Burrup is noticeably older at 43 compared to 39 in Gap Ridge, both areas sit near the same level of school advantage.