Gwalia

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Gwalia is a historic former gold-mining town and near-ghost town in Western Australia, known for its well-preserved heritage buildings and mining history.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former gold-mining town
near-ghost town
climateType semi-arid
country Australia
developedAround Sons of Gwalia gold mine NERFINISHED
economicHistory boom-and-bust gold-mining economy
foundedAs gold-mining settlement
governingLocalAuthority Shire of Leonora NERFINISHED
hasAttraction historic boarding houses
historic hotel
historic mine offices
historic single men’s quarters
historic workshops
hasBuildingType corrugated iron structures
timber miners’ cottages
hasHeritageSite Gwalia Ghost Town and Museum NERFINISHED
Mazzucchelli’s Store NERFINISHED
Patroni’s Guest House NERFINISHED
Sons of Gwalia Mine site NERFINISHED
State Hotel Gwalia NERFINISHED
miners’ cottages
hasMuseum Gwalia Museum NERFINISHED
hasStructure headframe of Sons of Gwalia Mine
heritageDesignation local heritage precinct
heritageValue example of early 20th-century goldfields town
knownFor gold mining history
historic miners’ camp and townsite
well-preserved heritage buildings
languageUsed English
locatedIn Goldfields-Esperance region NERFINISHED
locatedOnContinent Australia
near Leonora NERFINISHED
populationCharacteristic very small permanent population
preservationStatus largely preserved as open-air museum
primaryIndustry gold mining
regionType outback
state Western Australia
status near-ghost town
tourismType heritage tourism
mining heritage tourism
transportAccess road access from Leonora

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Leonora nearbyLocality Gwalia