Sandpatch vs West Cape Howe

West Cape Howe and Sandpatch are both sparsely populated areas in Western Australia. West Cape Howe has a tiny population of just five people, while Sandpatch is effectively non-residential with no recorded population. The two areas differ slightly in their layout and services, as West Cape Howe has one school within 3km, whereas Sandpatch has none. Sandpatch has more street intersections per square kilometre, with four compared to two in West Cape Howe.

Both areas have no recorded public transport routes or stops, which is common for most areas of this type across Australia. This lack of transit reflects the remote nature of both locations. Other gaps between the two, such as the number of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander residents, have remained stable since the last census.