Merredin
Merredin is a wheat town and home to the world’s largest road train. Located 260km east of Perth, Merredin has a population of 3,600. The town's name is derived from the Aboriginal word "merrit-in", the place of the merrit tree, a eucalypt used to make spears.
Merredin is known for its historical landmarks and museums. The Old Railway Station Museum, the Military Museum, WWII hangers and buildings and wonderful wildflowers makes Merredin a uniquely wonderful place.
Merredin
Merredin is a wheat town and home to the world’s largest road train. Located 260km east of Perth, Merredin has a population of 3,600. The town's name is derived from the Aboriginal word "merrit-in", the place of the merrit tree, a eucalypt used to make spears. more
Merredin Telecentre
The Merredin Telecentre is a friendly local community centre equipped with high tech facilities such as computers, printers, photocopiers, facsimile machines, scanner, internet and email facilities. more
Cafe 56
Come to Cafe 56 to enjoy delicious light meals available in cafe style ambience. more
Merredin Railway Museum
The Merredin Railway Museum is housed in the Old Railway Station. more
Merredin Military Museum
The Merredin Military Museum has a fine collection of memorabilia including uniforms, vehicles and equipment from conflicts including World War I, World War II, Korea and Vietnam. more
Merredin Peak Reserve
Central Wheatbelt Visitor Centre
The Central Wheatbelt Visitor Centre is located in the heart of Merredin, a thriving regional town a pleasant three hours drive from Perth and Kalgoorlie along the Great Eastern Highway. It also is situated on the railway routes; Avon Link and Prospector Trans WA. more
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