Perth Map
 | Western Australia:
 | Perth Central - includes
venues in the Perth Central Business District and nearby suburbs (including Scarborough, Yonkine,
Bayswater, Cloverdale, Bently, Shelley, Melville and North Fremantle). The area is
generally bound by Karrinyup Road, Morley Drive, Morley Drive East, Tonkin Highway, Leach
Highway and High Street (Fremantle). The
area includes Pages 245 to 250,
265 to 270, 285 to 290,
and 305 to 310 of the UBD Perth 2007,
49th Edition Street Directory. |
| Perth North-West - includes
venues in the Perth Metropolitan Area approx. north of Karrinyup Road, Morley Drive, Morley Drive East and west
of a line drawn through Perth and Gnangara. The area includes Pages
225, 226,
227,
228, 208,
188, 168, 148 ,128 and 108 of the UBD Perth 2007,
49th Edition Street Directory. |
| Perth North-East - includes
venues in the Perth Metropolitan Area north of a line drawn through Perth
and Mundaring Weir and east of a line drawn through Perth and Gnangara but
excluding venues within the Perth Central area. The area includes
Pages 169, 189,
209,
229 to 231, 251 and 271 to
276 of the UBD Perth 2007, 49th
Edition Street Directory. |
| Perth South-West - includes
venues in the Perth Metropolitan Area approx. south of Leach Highway and west of the Kwinana Freeway. The
area includes Pages 325 to 328,
348, 368,
388, 408, 428 and 448 of the UBD Perth 2007,
49th Edition Street Directory. |
| Perth South-East - includes
venues in the Perth Metropolitan Area east of the Kwinana Freeway and south
of a line drawn through Perth and Mundaring Weir but excluding venues within
the Perth Central area. The area includes Pages 291
to 296, 311 and 330,
349, 369, 389, 409, 429 and 449 of the UBD Perth 2007,
49th Edition Street Directory. |
| Western Australia Country -
includes venues in Western Australia outside the Perth Metropolitan Area.
As a guide the Perth Metropolitan area is the area generally covered by of the UBD Perth 2007,
49th Edition Street Directory and extends from Blythwood
in the south, to Two Rocks in the north and to The Lakes in the east. |
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Wednesday, 17 February 2010
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