Map of Kalgoorlie – Suburbs, Goldfields, CBD & City Guide

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

Kalgoorlie is known for its gold mining history, outback setting, wide streets, heritage buildings and role as the major service centre for the Goldfields region. Key areas include Kalgoorlie CBD, Boulder, South Kalgoorlie, Hannans, Piccadilly, Somerville and surrounding suburbs.

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Where Is Kalgoorlie Located?

Kalgoorlie is located in the Goldfields region of Western Australia, inland from Perth. It forms part of the wider Kalgoorlie-Boulder urban area and is one of Australia’s best-known mining cities.

• West: Perth direction via inland Western Australia
• East: Nullarbor and eastern Australia routes
• North: northern Goldfields and mining regions
• South: Esperance direction and southern regional routes

Main Areas and Suburbs of Kalgoorlie

• Kalgoorlie CBD — central business, retail and heritage area
• Boulder — historic mining town area south of Kalgoorlie
• South Kalgoorlie — residential suburb south of the CBD
• Hannans — northern residential suburb
• Piccadilly — established suburb near the city centre
• Somerville — residential suburb southeast of the CBD
• Lamington — residential area north of central Kalgoorlie
• Victory Heights — suburb near Boulder and industrial areas
• West Kalgoorlie — industrial and logistics area
• Broadwood — outer residential and semi-rural area

How Kalgoorlie Is Laid Out

• Central Kalgoorlie — includes the CBD, shops, services and historic streets
• Boulder area — historic town centre linked closely with mining heritage
• Northern suburbs — includes Hannans and Lamington
• Southern suburbs — includes South Kalgoorlie, Somerville and Boulder
• Industrial and mining zones — located around West Kalgoorlie, Boulder and the Super Pit direction

Key Geographic Features

• Goldfields region — broader inland mining region surrounding the city
• Super Pit direction — major open-cut mining landmark near Boulder
• Outback landscape — dry inland terrain surrounding the urban area
• Historic mining streetscapes — key part of the city’s identity
• Wide road corridors — reflect the city’s regional transport role
• Inland WA setting — connects Kalgoorlie with Perth, Esperance and eastern routes

Kalgoorlie Transport and Road Map Overview

• Great Eastern Highway — major route connecting Kalgoorlie with Perth
• Goldfields Highway — key route through the Goldfields region
• Rail connections — important for freight and regional passenger services
• Major local roads — connect Kalgoorlie, Boulder and surrounding suburbs
• Airport access — Kalgoorlie-Boulder Airport is located south of the city centre

Why People Search for a Map of Kalgoorlie

• To understand how Kalgoorlie and Boulder connect
• To locate suburbs like Hannans, South Kalgoorlie, Piccadilly and Somerville
• To see the city’s relationship with mining and industrial areas
• To plan travel across the Goldfields region
• To understand routes between Kalgoorlie, Perth, Esperance and inland WA towns

Kalgoorlie Map Resources

• OpenStreetMap – Kalgoorlie
• Google Maps – Kalgoorlie
• Wikimedia Commons – Maps of Kalgoorlie

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• Map of Australia
• Map of Perth
• Map of Albany WA
• Map of Bunbury
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Kalgoorlie Map FAQs

• Where is Kalgoorlie located?
  Kalgoorlie is located in the Goldfields region of Western Australia.
• What are the main areas of Kalgoorlie?
  Main areas include Kalgoorlie CBD, Boulder, South Kalgoorlie, Hannans, Piccadilly and Somerville.
• Is Kalgoorlie inland?
  Yes, Kalgoorlie is an inland regional city in Western Australia.
• What is Kalgoorlie known for?
  Kalgoorlie is known for gold mining, the Goldfields region, heritage streets and the nearby Super Pit.

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