Transportation Manjimup, Western Australia

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a timber train in 1940s


the railway bridgetown extended wilgarup in 1909, , railway line opened in 1911. line s terminus near manjimup homestead, station named manjimup. aside passengers, trains used transport timber , sawmills in area. rail yards closed in 1997 , redeveloped manji park tourism precinct in 2003.


cars primary method of transport in manjimup - according australian bureau of statistics 2006 census, 91% of people commuting work drivers or passengers in cars. next popular method of transport walking, @ 4.5%. manjimup volunteer , resource centre runs community bus service, youth, seniors, , people disabilities , public transport authority contracts school bus services warren bus service.


public transport between perth , manjimup consists of transwa bus services 315 (sunday) , 321 (monday , wednesday) perth pemberton via bunbury, , 322 (monday, tuesday, thursday) pemberton perth, via bunbury. travellers can take daily australind train perth bunbury portion of journey. south west coach lines travels between perth , manjimup on weekdays.








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