The Wheatbelt wraps around Perth to the north, east and south-east. It is one of Western Australia’s nine regions and the heart of the state’s grain farming.
There is no single dominant city; the region is a network of country towns. The largest are Northam, Narrogin, Merredin and Moora.
The Wheatbelt is made up of more than forty local government areas, the most of any region in the state.
Towns and localities in the Wheatbelt:
- Northam
- Narrogin
- Merredin
- Moora
- York
- Toodyay
- Beverley
- Wagin
- Cunderdin
- Dowerin
- Kellerberrin
- Corrigin
- Kulin
- Brookton
- Pingelly
- Wongan Hills
- Dalwallinu
- Wyalkatchem
- Bruce Rock
- Mukinbudin
- Jurien Bay
- Gingin
- Dandaragan
- Southern Cross
- Quairading
- Tammin
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