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The City of Gosnells is located 20 kilometres south east of Perth.
The area has a resident population of about 17,000 and covers an area of 14.8 square kilometres which is mostly residential, although some semi rural locations remain.
The community is well serviced by Gosnells and Seaforth rail stations, with travel to Perth taking about 25 minutes. Albany Highway is the main road link into Perth from the area. The highway is also the main road from the Perth metropolitan region to Albany, which is located some 390 kilometres to the south.
Development of the area initially commenced during the 19th century and continues today.
The Darling Scarp, including Banowly Regional Park is located to the east. Tonkin Highway also lies to the east, plus to the south of the area, with Champion Lakes located to the south beyond the highway.
The Canning River and the Southern River flow through the area to the east, the north and the west of the main townsite, and meet at John Oakey Davis Park, with the river reserves providing pleasant ribbons of green throughout the area.
Nearby schools
Ashburton Drive Primary School
Clifton Hills Primary School >
East Maddington Primary School >
Gosnells Primary School
Huntingdale Primary School
Seaforth Primary School
St Munchin's Catholic Primary School >
Westfield Park Primary School
Wirrabirra Education Support Centre
Click the real estate link on the left of this page, then click the schools tab on the next page to view school locations.
The area has a resident population of about 17,000 and covers an area of 14.8 square kilometres which is mostly residential, although some semi rural locations remain.
The community is well serviced by Gosnells and Seaforth rail stations, with travel to Perth taking about 25 minutes. Albany Highway is the main road link into Perth from the area. The highway is also the main road from the Perth metropolitan region to Albany, which is located some 390 kilometres to the south.
Development of the area initially commenced during the 19th century and continues today.
The Darling Scarp, including Banowly Regional Park is located to the east. Tonkin Highway also lies to the east, plus to the south of the area, with Champion Lakes located to the south beyond the highway.
The Canning River and the Southern River flow through the area to the east, the north and the west of the main townsite, and meet at John Oakey Davis Park, with the river reserves providing pleasant ribbons of green throughout the area.
Nearby schools
Ashburton Drive Primary School
Clifton Hills Primary School >
East Maddington Primary School >
Gosnells Primary School
Huntingdale Primary School
Seaforth Primary School
St Munchin's Catholic Primary School >
Westfield Park Primary School
Wirrabirra Education Support Centre
Click the real estate link on the left of this page, then click the schools tab on the next page to view school locations.
Connections to the National Broadband Network are not due to be available in Gosnells until after 2015. Learn more.
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Gosnells. Photograph © Mick S. Courtesy of Panoramio
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Gosnells. Photograph © Mick S. Courtesy of Panoramio