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Bardi (One Arm Point)
6 km²
A remote coastal community in the Broome region, Bardi (One Arm Point) is a small settlement where First Nations culture remains a central part of daily life. It is a young community with a strong connection to traditional languages, though it faces significant economic challenges. The area is sparsely populated and focused around a few key local amenities.
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First Nations residents here are younger than the national figure, with a typical age of 22. Many keep their culture strong, as 29% speak a First Nations language, which is far above the national rate. However, the community faces hardship, with an unemployment rate of 27.2% and typical household incomes far below those in Western Australia.
The area has low street connectivity with only 10 intersections per square kilometre. Most walkable amenities are parks, while access to groceries, schools and cultural sites is limited.