Madura vs Rawlinna

Rawlinna and Madura are both sparsely populated areas of Western Australia. Rawlinna has a small population of 33 people, while Madura is largely non-residential with no residents. There are stark differences in their demographics; the typical person in Rawlinna is just 27, whereas in Madura they are far older at 49. Madura also has more local amenities, with some homes within a 15-minute walk of groceries and parks, while Rawlinna has none.

Both areas have remained very similar in their lack of infrastructure since 2011. They are both car-dependent and have no homes within walking distance of schools, health services, or public transport. The two areas also share a similar landscape, with nearly identical terrain slopes of around 5.5% to 5.8%.