Boorabbin is a small, remote locality in Western Australia, situated approximately 550 kilometers east of Perth along the Great Eastern Highway. Known primarily for its historical significance as a railway and gold mining area, Boorabbin is characterized by its sparse population and arid, semi-desert landscape. The region is surrounded by expansive natural reserves, making it a point of interest for travelers and history enthusiasts exploring the Goldfields-Esperance region. Today, Boorabbin serves as a quiet stopover for road travelers, offering a glimpse into Western Australia's rich mining and transportation heritage.
Postcode: | 6429 |
State: | WA |
Coordinates (lat/long): | -30.949795, 120.898892 |
Federal Electorate: | Durack |