Broome

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Broome is a coastal resort town in the Kimberley region of Western Australia, known for its pearling history, Cable Beach, and striking red sandstone landscapes.


Statements (47)
Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal town
locality in Australia
resort town
town
administrativeAreaOf Shire of Broome
airport Broome International Airport
climateType tropical savanna climate
country Australia
distanceFromPerth over 1600 kilometres north
governingBody Shire of Broome Council
hasAttraction Cable Beach camel rides
Gantheaume Point
Staircase to the Moon viewing
hasBeach Cable Beach
Roebuck Bay foreshore
hasCoastlineOn Indian Ocean
hasCulturalCommunity Aboriginal communities
Chinese community (historically)
Japanese community (historically)
hasHeritage Chinatown precinct
Japanese cemetery
hasNaturalFeature red pindan cliffs
tidal mudflats
hasPopulationRange 10000–20000 inhabitants
hasPort Port of Broome
historicalIndustry pearling
isShireSeatOf Shire of Broome
knownFor Cable Beach
pearling history
red sandstone landscapes
sunset camel rides
tourism
tropical climate
language English (majority language)
locatedIn Kimberley coastal area
north of Western Australia
northwest Australia
locatedNear Dampier Peninsula
Roebuck Bay
locatedOn Indian Ocean
primaryIndustry pearling
tourism
region Kimberley
state Western Australia
timeZone Australian Western Standard Time
touristSeason dry season
transport Great Northern Highway terminus vicinity

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