Quairading is a town in Western Australia situated in the Wheatbelt region. It serves as the administrative center for the Shire of Quairading. The town's name originates from Quairading Spring, which was named after a local Aboriginal word documented in 1872 by surveyor Alexander Forrest. The area was first settled by European colonizers, with Stephen Parker believed to be the first settler in the region. The Parker family played a significant role in clearing land and establishing settlements in the area, with Edward Parker clearing land towards Dangin and his son Jonah taking over Dangin and its surrounding areas.
The Quairading council area has a notable distribution of income levels, with a substantial percentage falling in the lower income brackets. The population is skewed towards older age groups. The area's economy is supported by a range of industries, with agriculture and real estate services playing a prominent role.

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