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Albany
was settled by Europeans in 1826 the first colony settled in Western Australia
now a thriving multicultural City boasting of approximately 30,000 people.
Major industries are tourism and agriculture (wool, beef, grain), aquaculture
and fishing. Albany historical buildings house museums, galleries and
restaurants. The natural attractions, including Torndirrup National Park
rugged coastline; highlights, the Gap, a 24 metre drop to the water, the
Natural Bridge, a granite formation in the shape of a bridge and Whale
watching cruises July to October frolic in King George Sound. Denmark is approximately 54.0 kilometres to the west and Walpole is approximately 120.0 kilometres to the southwest and Perth Western Australia's major city, is 409 kilometres northwest. Albany, Western Australia, is a great tourist destination. When traveling in the Great Southern to the Valley Of The Giants via Albany on Albany Highway, take the time to relax and enjoy the many attractions and activities. In Albany, WA, a number of accommodation and lodging options are available, including holiday units, cottages, hotels and camping sites. For more information about Albany, visit the Links page. |
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