Cable Beach vs Gingerah

Cable Beach and Gingerah are two very different parts of Western Australia. Cable Beach is a populated area with 5,730 residents and a large Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community of 1,321 people. It has much better infrastructure, with 60 intersections per square kilometre and seven schools within 3 km. In contrast, Gingerah is sparsely populated and largely non-residential, with a population of zero and no schools nearby.

Both areas are alike in their lack of public transport, as neither has any transport routes or stops. This shared lack of transit is a constant for both locations, even though Cable Beach has far more food and drink amenities nearby while Gingerah only has parks.