W.A. Heritage Trails Network
- W.A. Heritage Trails Network
W.A. Heritage Trails Network
1988
The network of heritage trails in Western Australia was initially funded by the Australian Commonwealth/ State Bicentennial Commemorative Program.It was for the 1988 Australian Bicentenary of Australia.
The production of signage and literature from the 1988 celebrations set significant standards for heritage identification for the state of Western Australia.
Current
The network is now overseen by the Heritage Council of Western Australia
Examples
The following trails are only examples of the full range that have been since developed - there are trails throughout the state of Western Australia.
* "Heritage trails in Metropolitan Area of Perth"
* Railway Reserve Heritage Trail, Western Australia
* "Heritage trails in the Midwest and Goldfields"
* Monsignor Hawes Heritage Trail - in Geraldton, Mullewa and Morawa
External links
* http://trails.heritage.wa.gov.au/ - Heritage Council link for current trails information
ee also
* List of historic buildings in Perth, Western Australia
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