North Stirlings
WA 6338 • Western Australia
About North Stirlings
North Stirlings is a vast and sparsely populated locality in the Great Southern region of Western Australia, covering approximately 247 square kilometres of pastoral and bushland terrain north of the Stirling Range National Park. With only 26 residents recorded in the 2021 census, it is one of the least populated localities in Western Australia. The area sits within the state electorate of Warren-Blackwood and the federal division of Forrest.
The locality is predominantly used for broadacre farming, wool production, and cropping, with the dramatic peaks of the Stirling Range providing a striking backdrop to the north. The nearby town of Kojonup provides the closest services, while Albany — roughly 100 kilometres to the south — serves as the main regional centre for healthcare, education, and retail. North Stirlings suits those seeking complete remoteness, open skies, and a working rural lifestyle in one of WA's most scenic regions.
North Stirlings falls under postcode 6338 and is governed by the local council Council (LGA). For state elections, residents vote in the Warren-Blackwood (South West) electorate.
Location
Transport & Commute
Commute to Perth CBD
🛣️ Extremely remote locality. No public transport. Albany (~100 km) is the nearest regional centre. Perth is approximately 350 km north via the Albany Highway.
Remote pastoral locality with no footpaths or public transport. A vehicle is essential for all travel.
Supermarkets Nearby
No major supermarkets listed for this suburb.
Schools
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Stone Street
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Garnett Road