Esperance / Golden Outback

Western Australia

Mirning Country

Eucla on the Nullarbor

Eucla is located approximately 13 kilometres west of the South Australian border. Established in 1877 as a manual repeater station for the Overland Telegraph. In the 1890's a rabbit plague passed through the area which caused large sand drifts that repeatedly covered and uncovered the telegraph station. Today, it is said, that the telegraph station ruins are haunted by a ghost.

Accommodation: motel,hotel, caravan park, camping grounds
Restaurant: yes
Service (Gas) Station: yes
Police - Eucla: (08) 9039 3470
Medical: Royal Flying Doctor Service (emergencies only) 1800 625 800

Eucla Map

Latitude:

-31.672363493296224

Longitude:

128.88367979742767

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