Located in Western Australia’s Wheatbelt, 316 kilometres east of Perth, 306 kilometres west of Kalgoorlie and 55 kilometres east of Merredin the Shire of Westonia is renowned for its stunning natural woodlands, breathtaking granite outcrops, beautiful wildflowers and vast open skies.
The shire population consists of approximately 277 people spread across an area of 3,268 square kilometres and includes the towns of Walgoolan, Carrabin, Warralakin and the main centre Westonia. Westonia’s main industries are broadacre wheat and sheep farming, and gold mining. Westonia’s townsite has many tourist attractions such as the Hood-Penn museum, Street Facade’s (1920’s), Woodlands & Wildflowers heritage trail, the Edna May Gold mine lookout and much more.
