Map of Bunbury | Suburbs, CBD, Coast & City Guide
Map of Bunbury – Suburbs, CBD, Coast & City Guide
This map of Bunbury provides a detailed overview of one of Western Australia’s major regional coastal cities, including its suburbs, CBD, coastline, major roads and key landmarks. It is designed for general reference, trip planning and understanding how Bunbury is laid out.
Bunbury is known for its coastal location, port, estuary setting and role as a gateway to the South West region. Key areas include the CBD, South Bunbury, Australind, Eaton, Dalyellup, Withers and surrounding suburbs.
Bunbury is located on the southwest coast of Western Australia. Major areas include the CBD, South Bunbury, Australind, Eaton, Dalyellup and surrounding coastal and suburban districts.
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This Bunbury map highlights the CBD, coastline, estuary, suburban layout and major transport routes across the region.
Where Is Bunbury Located?
Bunbury is located on the southwest coast of Western Australia, approximately south of Perth. It sits between the Indian Ocean and the Leschenault Estuary.
- West: Indian Ocean coastline
- East: inland South West region
- North: Perth direction
- South: Margaret River and regional WA
Main Areas and Suburbs of Bunbury
Bunbury includes a central city area, coastal suburbs and surrounding residential districts extending inland and north toward Australind.
- Bunbury CBD — central business and port area
- South Bunbury — major residential suburb
- Australind — northern residential and growth area
- Eaton — suburb east of the estuary
- Dalyellup — southern coastal residential area
- Withers — residential suburb south of the CBD
- Carey Park — inner residential suburb
- Glen Iris — eastern suburban area
- Pelican Point — coastal suburb near the estuary
- College Grove — suburban area near education facilities
Major Areas of Bunbury Explained
- City centre and port — includes the CBD and harbour areas
- Northern suburbs — includes Australind and nearby growth areas
- Southern suburbs — includes Dalyellup and Withers
- Eastern suburbs — includes Eaton and Glen Iris
- Coastal corridor — includes beachfront and ocean-facing areas
Key Geographic Features
- Indian Ocean coastline — western boundary
- Leschenault Estuary — major inland water system
- Coastal plains — define much of the urban layout
- Harbour and port facilities — key economic feature
- South West regional landscape — surrounding natural environment
- Beach and estuary ecosystems — important local features
Bunbury Transport and Road Map Overview
A map of Bunbury is useful for understanding how the city connects with Perth and the wider South West region.
- Forrest Highway — major route connecting Bunbury with Perth
- South Western Highway — key inland route
- Estuary crossings — connect suburbs across water systems
- Major arterial roads — link suburbs across the city
- Port access — important for freight and industry
Why People Search for a Map of Bunbury
- To understand how the city sits between the ocean and estuary
- To locate suburbs like Australind, Eaton and Dalyellup
- To explore coastal and beachside areas
- To plan travel between Bunbury and Perth
- To see how Bunbury fits into the South West region
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Browse CollectionBunbury Map FAQs
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Where is Bunbury located?
Bunbury is located on the southwest coast of Western Australia. -
What are the main areas of Bunbury?
Main areas include the CBD, Australind, Eaton, South Bunbury and Dalyellup. -
Is Bunbury coastal?
Yes, Bunbury is a coastal city along the Indian Ocean. -
What is Bunbury known for?
Bunbury is known for its port, coastline and estuary setting.
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