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Living in Point Lowly, SA

Point Lowly is in the Whyalla council area. About 34 people lived here at the 2021 Census. Here's who they are, their homes and how they get around, next to the rest of Whyalla and South Australia.

Who lives here

Who lives in Point Lowly
MeasurePoint LowlyWhyallaSA
Median age644141
People per home1.92.22.4
Household income, a week (median)$1,291$1,188$1,455

Homes

Homes in Point Lowly
MeasurePoint LowlyWhyallaSA
Owned outright60%27%33%
Owned with a mortgage30%32%36%
Rented0%40%28%
Separate houses120%56%78%
Flats and apartments0%5%7%
Mortgage repayment, a month (median)$1,798$1,083$1,500

Shares of homes where people answered the question. Rent and mortgage figures are from 2021, so they're well below today's. See what tenants pay now.

Getting around

Getting around in Point Lowly
MeasurePoint LowlyWhyallaSA
Homes with no car0%12%7%
Homes with two or more cars82%49%56%
Went to work by car78%86%77%
Went to work by public transport0%4%6%
Walked or cycled to work0%4%4%
Worked from home0%2%11%

How people got to work on Census day, as a share of those who went to work or worked at home. The Census was on 10 August 2021, when Greater Sydney and Melbourne were in lockdown, so many more people there worked from home than usual, and fewer took public transport.

Public transport

There's no train station within 50 km.

Each time a train, tram, ferry or bus stops counts once, in both directions. Train and tram stations count once however many platforms they have.

Bushfire map

These are planning maps. They decide building rules, like how a new home must be built. They aren't an insurance price or a promise: a place outside them can still burn or flood. Check a street address on SAPPA, the SA Property and Planning Atlas.

More about Whyalla

Sources: Australian Bureau of Statistics, Census of Population and Housing 2021, General Community Profile, and Suburbs and Localities boundaries, CC BY 4.0. Whyalla figures use the council's 2021 boundaries. Public transport: Adelaide Metro, Department for Infrastructure and Transport, CC BY. Hazards: Department for Housing and Urban Development, Planning and Design Code overlays, CC BY 4.0.