Western Australia has an area of 2,050,900 sq km and a population of around 2.5 million. Its capital city is Perth.
Western Australia is the continent’s largest state (in terms of area) and covers nearly one-third of mainland Australia. It is bordered by the states of South Australia and the Northern Territory. The terrain mostly comprises a low plateau with less relief features and an average altitude of approximately 400 m. The remainder of the state is semi-arid. The national parks, however, have a plethora of waterfalls, rivers and gorges.
Residents of Western Australia are usually referred to as ‘sandgropers’. Indigenous Australians formed various tribes that branched out into the state, such as the Nyungah in the southwest, the Malkana around Shark Bay and the Wongai in the central desert region. These groups maintain a significant majority among the local population in the state.
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| Perth Travel Guide |
 Perth's City Centre is a popular shopping destination for products ranging from Aboriginal handicrafts to high-tech gadgets . There are also several malls, restaurants and cafés in the area.
Locals believe that any vis... |
| Broome Travel Guide |
| Broome is one of the most beautiful tourist and pearling towns of Australia in the Kimberley region of Western Australia. The residential population of the city is around 14,000 but this reaches 30,000<... |
| Esperance Travel Guide |
| Esperance is a town placed on the southern coast halfway between, South Australian border and Albany. It is placed in Western Australia. The population of the town is 16,000 people.
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| East Perth Travel Guide |
| East Perth is a town placed in the city of Perth, sited after that the Perth CBD. There are basically a large number of residential estates and industrial properties to be found here. The properties placed east of Lord Street, have been altered for making up to date housing units... |
| Fremantle Travel Guide |
 Fremantle, this is a port city of Western part of Australia. It is at a distance of 19 kilometers from the state capital Perth, and is placed at the mouth of the Swan River. The city has been named after the English naval officer, Charles Fremantle, who had established the camp at this... |
