Flintstone vs Shannon

Flintstone and Shannon (Tas.) are both very small or sparsely populated areas in the Central Highlands. Flintstone has a population of 73, while Shannon (Tas.) is largely non-residential with no residents. Flintstone has far more street connectivity with 7 intersections per square kilometre, compared to zero in Shannon (Tas.). Shannon (Tas.) is a little further from the city with a drive time of 96 minutes, compared to 83 minutes for Flintstone, and its terrain slope is a little higher at 9.2%.

Both areas are car-dependent, with no homes within a 15-minute walk of groceries, health services, or schools. This lack of local amenities is common to both places, as neither has any public transport stops or routes. While they differ in population and layout, they are similar in that neither area has a population of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.