Norseman, Western Australia

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Norseman, Western Australia is a remote mining town in the Goldfields-Esperance region that serves as a key gateway between Western Australia and the eastern states.

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instanceOf locality in Australia
mining town
town
averageSummerTemperature hot
averageWinterTemperature mild to cool
climateType semi-arid climate
country Australia
discoveryOfGold 1890s
distanceToEsperance approximately 200 kilometres north GENERATED
distanceToKalgoorlie approximately 190 kilometres south
distanceToPerth approximately 720 kilometres east
economicRole gateway town for cross-country freight
support centre for mining workforce
electoralDivisionFederal O'Connor NERFINISHED
electoralDivisionState Eyre NERFINISHED
gazettedAsTownsite 1890s
hasFacility basic retail services
caravan park
roadhouses
hasHeritage early goldfields architecture
historic mining infrastructure
hasTouristAttraction Eyre Highway gateway signage
views over surrounding salt lakes
isGatewayBetween Western Australia and the eastern states of Australia
isGatewayTo Eyre Highway crossing to South Australia
isRemote true
localGovernmentArea Shire of Dundas NERFINISHED
locatedInTimeZone Australian Western Standard Time NERFINISHED
locatedOnHighway Coolgardie–Esperance Highway NERFINISHED
Eyre Highway NERFINISHED
namedAfter a horse called Norseman
nearbyFeature Great Western Woodlands NERFINISHED
salt lakes
populationTrend small and fluctuating
postcode 6443
primaryEconomicActivity gold mining
nickel mining
primaryIndustrySector resources sector
region Goldfields-Esperance NERFINISHED
roadConnection link between Perth and Adelaide by road
servesAs service centre for surrounding mines
stopover point for transcontinental road traffic
state Western Australia
transportMode road transport
UTCOffset +08:00

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Eyre Highway westernTerminus Norseman, Western Australia