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Collie Burn, WA

For further information on this destination, please contact the Western Australian Visitor Centre on 1300 361 351 within Australia or 61 8 9483 1111 for international callers, or travel@tourism.wa.gov.au.

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About Collie Burn

  • Locality: Rural locality
  • Collie Burn Postcode: 6225
  • State: Western Australia
  • Region: Margaret River & the South West
  • Latitude: -33.39276
  • Longitude: 116.20481
  • Elevation: 217m
  • Population: 55
  • Median Income: $36400
  • Area (Sq/km): 14.381
  • Timezone: Australia/Perth

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