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Narromine
13 km²
A modest typical personal income for First Nations people sets Narromine apart from many similar areas. This New South Wales town is a practical hub where most residents live within a short walk of essential services. It is a place where the community is relatively young and well-connected to a variety of local amenities. The town's layout is flat and accessible, making it easy for people to get around on foot.
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There are 895 First Nations people here, and they are notably young with a typical age of 23. While their typical personal income is higher than in most similar areas, their Year 12 completion rate of 30.5% is well below the national figure.
The town is quite walkable, with 81.4% of homes within a 15-minute walk of health services, which is far above the state average. Most residents are also close to parks and schools, though access to groceries is well below the New South Wales average.