Narembeen Council

Location Profiles
WA
Narembeen Council

Narembeen council area has a diverse economy, with agriculture, forestry, and fishing being the dominant industries. The residents have a varied income distribution, with a notable percentage falling in the $52k to $104k range. Housing affordability is relatively high, with a majority of households having manageable mortgage and rent payments. The tenure type is well-balanced, with a significant portion of residents owning their homes outright.

Narembeen is a town located in the Wheatbelt region of Western Australia, approximately 286 km east of Perth. It is the main settlement in the Shire of Narembeen, known for its industries in growing cereal crops and raising cattle and sheep. The surrounding areas are also known for producing wheat and other cereal crops. Narembeen serves as a receival site for Cooperative Bulk Handling. The name Narembeen translates to 'place of female emus' in the local Aboriginal language. Narembeen council area has a diverse economy, with agriculture, forestry, and fishing being the dominant industries. The residents have a varied income distribution, with a notable percentage falling in the $52k to $104k range. Housing affordability is relatively high, with a majority of households having manageable mortgage and rent payments. The tenure type is well-balanced, with a significant portion of residents owning their homes outright.