Pingelly, Western Australia

Pingelly is a municipality and a Shire in the Wheatbelt region of Western Australia, on the Great Southern Highway and the Great Southern Railway Line. It is located about 158 ​​km south-east of Perth. Your ZIP code is 6308th

According to the census in 2006, the community lived around 750 people and about 1,100 throughout the Shire.

Pingelly is a major agricultural center in the region. Their economy is based on the wheat and barley production, as well as the sheep. The village has a primary school, a branch of the Bendigo Bank, a shopping center, a golf course and a Tele Centro. A bus transported students to high school in Narrogin.

While the Narrogin Regional Hospital is the main health center for the local population works in the municipality a small hospital with 15 beds plan.

In the Shire of Pingelly are several attractions. The most important are the Courthouse Museum, the observatory, the Pioneer Park and Apex Park with view point. The astronomical observatory can be inspected under prior arrangement. The Pingelly Spring & Autumn Markets are held in spring and autumn. 8 km east of Pingelly were founded in 1864 and built the settlement Moorumbine 1873 St. Patrick 's Anglican Church. The Tutanning Fauna & Flora Reserve located 23 km to the east and houses a collection of local plants. Of significance is the 26- km north-west location Boyagin Rock Nature Reserve with a lookout point on the 50m high rock Boyagin, wildflowers and picnic areas.

The place is a bus stop of the line that goes up to Albany.