The Shire of Manjimup, with an area of 7,028 square kilometres, is the largest shire in the South West region of Western Australia and is part of the Warren Blackwood sub-region. With over 4,000 residents in the urban centre, the town of Manjimup is the most populated town in the Warren Blackwood sub-region.Within the Shire there are the four main townships of Manjimup (the regional centre), Northcliffe, Pemberton and Walpole, and the six smaller settlements .Manjimup possesses areas of ecological, historical, agricultural, commercial and industrial interest. Visit the King Jarrah, Diamond Tree Lookout , Four Aces, historic Fonty's Pool, the Donnelly River and Glenoran Pool.
The Shire of Manjimup, with an area of 7,028 square kilometres, is the largest shire in the South West region of Western Australia and is part of the Warren Blackwood sub-region. With over 4,000 residents in the urban centre, the town of Manjimup is the most populated town in the Warren Blackwood sub-region.Within the Shire there are the four main townships of Manjimup (the regional centre), Northcliffe, Pemberton and Walpole, and the six smaller settlements .Manjimup possesses areas of ecological, historical, agricultural, commercial and industrial interest. Visit the King Jarrah, Diamond Tree Lookout , Four Aces, historic Fonty's Pool, the Donnelly River and Glenoran Pool.
The Shire of Manjimup, with an area of 7,028 square kilometres, is the largest shire in the South West region of Western Australia and is part of the Warren Blackwood sub-region. With over 4,000 residents in the urban centre, the town of Manjimup is the most populated town in the Warren Blackwood sub-region.Within the Shire there are the four main townships of Manjimup (the regional centre), Northcliffe, Pemberton and Walpole, and the six smaller settlements .Manjimup possesses areas of ecological, historical, agricultural, commercial and industrial interest. Visit the King Jarrah, Diamond Tree Lookout , Four Aces, historic Fonty's Pool, the Donnelly River and Glenoran Pool.