Map of Albany WA – Suburbs, Coastline, CBD & City Guide

This map of Albany WA provides a detailed overview of one of Western Australia’s most important regional coastal cities, including its suburbs, CBD, harbour, coastline, major roads and key landmarks. It is designed for general reference, trip planning and understanding how Albany is laid out.

Albany is known for its dramatic coastline, natural harbour, historic town centre, nearby national parks and role as a major regional hub on Western Australia’s south coast.

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Where Is Albany WA Located?

Albany is located on the south coast of Western Australia, southeast of Perth. It sits near Princess Royal Harbour and King George Sound, giving the city a strong coastal and maritime setting.

• North: inland Great Southern region
• South: Southern Ocean coastline
• East: coastal national parks and regional roads
• West: Denmark and south-west coastal areas

Main Areas and Suburbs of Albany

• Albany CBD — central business, retail and historic town area
• Middleton Beach — popular beachside suburb and tourism area
• Mount Clarence — elevated area near lookouts and memorials
• Spencer Park — residential suburb north of the CBD
• Mira Mar — established residential suburb near central Albany
• Yakamia — northern residential suburb
• Centennial Park — sporting and residential area
• Little Grove — harbour-side suburb south of the CBD
• Emu Point — coastal area near beaches and waterways
• Bayonet Head — northern residential growth area

How Albany Is Laid Out

• Historic CBD — centred near the harbour and older town streets
• Beachside areas — include Middleton Beach and Emu Point
• Harbour-side suburbs — include Little Grove and coastal districts
• Northern suburbs — include Yakamia and Bayonet Head
• Elevated areas — include Mount Clarence and surrounding lookout zones

Key Geographic Features

• Princess Royal Harbour — major harbour feature beside Albany
• King George Sound — large coastal waterway east of the city
• Southern Ocean coastline — defines the region’s coastal character
• Mount Clarence — prominent elevated landmark
• Middleton Beach — major recreational beach area
• Torndirrup National Park direction — dramatic coastline south of the city

Albany Transport and Road Map Overview

• Albany Highway — main inland route connecting Albany with Perth
• South Coast Highway — links Albany with Denmark and Esperance directions
• Major local roads — connect suburbs, beaches and harbour areas
• Port access roads — support harbour and freight movement
• Airport access — Albany Airport is located north of the city

Why People Search for a Map of Albany WA

• To understand how Albany sits around the harbour and coast
• To locate areas like Middleton Beach, Mount Clarence and Yakamia
• To plan travel across Western Australia’s south coast
• To explore beaches, lookouts and national park access routes
• To see how Albany connects with Perth, Denmark and Esperance

Albany WA Map FAQs

• Where is Albany WA located?
  Albany is located on the south coast of Western Australia.
• What are the main areas of Albany?
  Main areas include Albany CBD, Middleton Beach, Mount Clarence, Spencer Park, Mira Mar and Yakamia.
• Is Albany coastal?
  Yes, Albany is a coastal city with harbours, beaches and nearby national parks.
• What is Albany known for?
  Albany is known for its coastline, historic town centre, harbour and Great Southern regional setting.

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