Denmark Council

In the local government area of Denmark, there were 105 sale listings available last month. The median sale price for houses over the last year was $795,000.

The Shire of Denmark is located in the Great Southern region of Western Australia, approximately 55 kilometres west of Albany. Covering an area of 1,860 square kilometres, the seat of government is in the townsite of Denmark. The Shire was originally established as the Denmark Road District in 1911 and became a shire in 1961 under the Local Government Act. It is divided into three wards with varying numbers of councillors representing different areas. The Shire includes towns such as Denmark, Nornalup, and Peaceful Bay, with a total of 141 heritage-listed places within its boundaries. The council area of Denmark exhibits a varied income distribution, with a notable percentage of residents earning between $0 to $26k annually. The dominant occupations include professionals, managers, and technicians. The top industries are agriculture, construction, and professional services, reflecting the local economy's diversity.
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Suburbs in Denmark Council

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