Kanpa vs Tjukurla

Tjukurla and Kanpa are both sparsely populated areas in Western Australia. Tjukurla has a small population of 41 people, while Kanpa has no residents. In Tjukurla, the typical resident is 37, whereas those in Kanpa are far older at 48. Homes in Tjukurla are more crowded, with a typical 2.5 people per home and 0.8 people per bedroom, compared to just 1.0 person per home and 0.3 per bedroom in Kanpa.

These two places have tracked differently over time, with the age gap between them widening. While both areas have typical weekly incomes that sit far below the national figure, Tjukurla's typical household income is well higher at $464 compared to $350 in Kanpa.