Kimbolton vs Prince Regent River

Kimbolton (WA) and Prince Regent River are both sparsely populated areas in Western Australia. Kimbolton (WA) has a small population of 52 people, while Prince Regent River is almost entirely non-residential with only 4 people. The typical resident in Prince Regent River is far older at 50, compared to 40 in Kimbolton (WA). There are also more Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in Kimbolton (WA), where 8 people identify as such, compared to none in Prince Regent River.

These two places are shifting away from each other in terms of age, as the gap in typical resident age has widened over time. They are alike in that neither area has any schools within 3 km, public transport routes, or transport stops. Prince Regent River also has a far higher number of walkable amenities per 1,000 residents at 3,500, compared to 134.6 in Kimbolton (WA).