Dalwallinu - WA

A town surrounded by wheat, sheep and wildflowers
Located 248 km from Perth via the Great Northern Highway, Dalwallinu is a typical wheat belt settlement and is part of Western Australia's famous 'wildflower way'.
Settlers arrived in the Dalwallinu district as late as 1907. The settlers had been attracted to the area by its potential for sheep grazing and wheat growing and by the inevitably push northwards from the already settled areas around Northam, Moora and Goomalling.