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Albury

354 km²

A large First Nations population of 2,161 people makes Albury stand out compared to most similar areas. This regional centre in New South Wales blends a sprawling landscape with a town layout that is moderately walkable. It serves as a significant hub where many residents enjoy easy access to parks, though other essential services are harder to reach on foot. The community is marked by a noticeably young First Nations population and a layout that is slightly less connected than the state average.

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First Nations residents here are noticeably younger than the state and national figures, with a typical age of just 20. While the community is larger than in most similar areas, those who speak a First Nations language are fewer than in most other places.

2,161 First Nations people

20 yrs Median age Here 20 yrs NSW 23 yrs Aus 24 yrs

32.5% Year 12 Here 32.5% NSW 35.0% Aus 37.0%

12.4% Unemployment Here 12.4% NSW 9.8% Aus 12.3%

$570 Median income Here $570 NSW $600 Aus $540

$1,341 Household income Here $1,341 NSW $1,558 Aus $1,507

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Albury is somewhat walkable, though it sits a little below the state average. Most homes are well above the state average for park access, but far fewer are within a short walk of health services, groceries, or schools.

5.3 Walk score

5.0 Types ≤15 min