OUR SHIRE

Cunderdin Shire
The Shire of Cunderdin is centered on Great Eastern Highway in the heart of the West Australian wheatbelt some 156km east of the capital city Perth.  Cunderdin and Meckering are the two towns in the Shire (population 1,550) and they provide services to the surrounding wheat and sheep farms.
Cunderdin has an agricultural college, hospital, airfield, swimming pool, two schools, police station, hotel and some manufacturing businesses. Meckering is famous for the 1968 earthquake of magnitude 6.8 which destroyed most of the town.
Both towns are located on the "Golden Pipeline" which supplies water to the wheatbelt and goldfields, and are on the transcontinental rail line.
Accommodation is available at the Cunderdin Hotel and Cunderdin Caravan Park, and in Meckering at Homestead Red Farmstay.

Places of Interest - MECKERING
  • Earthquake display
  • Earthquake ruins (out of town)
  • Big Camera Photographic Museum
  • ​Bulgin Rock Reserbe

Places of Interest - CUNDERDIN
  • Pumping Station #3 Museum
  • Ettamogah Pub
  • Wildflowers on Cunderdin Hill in spring
  • Youndegin Reserve early settlers homestead
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and a part of the West Australian Community Resource Network. 
The West Australian Community Resource Network is a
Royalties for Regions Initiative
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