Durawah vs Northern Gully

Northern Gully and Durawah are both sparsely populated areas in Western Australia. They differ sharply in age and wealth; the typical resident in Northern Gully is far older at 53, while the typical person in Durawah is 38. Northern Gully is also much wealthier, with a typical weekly household income of $1,875, compared to just $450 in Durawah. In contrast, homes in Durawah are more crowded, with a typical 4.0 people per home compared to 2.8 in Northern Gully.

Both areas sit near the national figure for typical household income, though they sit on opposite sides of it. They are effectively alike in their layout, with both being car-dependent and having no public transport or walkable amenities. These shared characteristics highlight the remote nature of these two nearby locations.