The Kimberley is the northernmost of Western Australia’s nine regions. It is a vast, thinly settled area of gorges, ranges and tropical coast in the far north of the state.
Broome is the largest town. The other main centres are Kununurra in the east, Derby, Halls Creek, Wyndham and Fitzroy Crossing.
The region covers four local government areas: Broome, Derby–West Kimberley, Halls Creek and Wyndham–East Kimberley, and is home to more than a hundred Aboriginal communities.
Main towns and communities in the Kimberley:
- Broome
- Kununurra
- Derby
- Halls Creek
- Wyndham
- Fitzroy Crossing
- Warmun
- Camballin
- Looma
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