West Bungawalbin
NSW 2471 • New South Wales
About West Bungawalbin
West Bungawalbin is a small rural locality in the Casino area of the Northern Rivers NSW, situated approximately 730 kilometres from Sydney CBD. With a 2021 Census population of around 50 to 60 residents, it is a sparsely settled farming community. The locality covers approximately 67 square kilometres of sub-tropical farming country in the Richmond River catchment.
The nearest town of Casino, approximately 35 kilometres away, provides essential services including shopping, schools, and healthcare for residents. Casino is the beef capital of the Northern Rivers, and the Richmond Valley is known for its cattle, dairy, and macadamia farms. There is no public transport serving West Bungawalbin; a private vehicle is essential for all daily activities.
West Bungawalbin falls under postcode 2471 and is governed by the Richmond Valley Council (Local Government Area). For federal elections, residents vote in the electorate of Page, while state elections fall under the Lismore electorate.
Location
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Income
ATO taxable income Postcode 2471
Median taxable income for individual taxpayers in postcode 2471, comparing the 2019–20 and 2023–24 financial years.
Source: ATO Taxation Statistics 2023–24, Individuals Table 8 (median & average taxable income by postcode). Covers all individuals who lodged a return in postcode 2471; postcodes with fewer than 200 lodgments are suppressed by the ATO.
Transport & Commute
Bus Services
- No regular service — N/A N/A
Commute to Sydney CBD
🛣️ Car is essential; Casino is nearest service centre
Rural locality with no local shops; car required for all errands
Supermarkets Nearby
No major supermarkets listed for this suburb.
Schools
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Coraki Public School ICSEA 8236683 2073 Adam St
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02 6683 2248 39-43 Adams Street
Demographics
Population Growth
Gender Distribution (Census 2021)
Crime Statistics LGA-wide
These are the latest 2025 rates for the Richmond Valley Local Government Area, which contains West Bungawalbin. Rates are per 100,000 residents; trends compare 2 and 10 year periods ending Dec 2025.
Source: NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research (BOCSAR)
