Brockman
WA 6701 • Western Australia
About Brockman
Brockman is a small locality in the Gascoyne region of Western Australia, situated approximately 200 kilometres inland from Carnarvon within the broader postcode area 6701. With a population of 993 at the 2021 census and covering under one square kilometre, it is a compact community in the remote outback of the state's mid-west. The locality falls within the federal electorate of Durack, one of Australia's largest electorates, and the state electorate of North West Central, reflecting its remote and sparsely settled character.
The Gascoyne region is known for its hot, arid climate, wide-open landscapes, and the Gascoyne River system that supports irrigated horticulture in the broader area around Carnarvon. Social housing accounts for around a third of dwellings in Brockman, suggesting it includes community housing and government-managed residential properties. The nearest major regional services, including schools, hospitals, and retail, are found in Carnarvon, which serves as the principal town for the Gascoyne region.
Brockman falls under postcode 6701 and is governed by the local council Council (LGA). For state elections, residents vote in the North West Central (Mining and Pastoral) electorate.
Location
Transport & Commute
Bus Services
- Limited regional services — Carnarvon Varies
Commute to Carnarvon (nearest town)
🛣️ Extremely remote locality; North West Coastal Highway is the primary regional road; Perth is ~900km south
No local retail or services; a vehicle is essential for all daily needs in this remote outback locality
Supermarkets Nearby
No major supermarkets listed for this suburb.
Schools
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30 Babbago Island Road
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Egan Street
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Carnarvon Road
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Cleaver Street
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Marmion Street
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Johnston Street
