Bruce Rock

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Bruce Rock is a typical wheatbelt town with some very interesting things to do and see. The surrounding area was traditionally a wheat and sheep area but more recently there has been the addition of lupins, peas, barley and pigs & goats.

The town got its name from a low granite outcrop of Bruce Rock, from which the town derives its name is located east of the town. There are 2 wells at this site, including a historic rectangular shaped well.

Special Features

Mrs Lin Butler Museum- folk museum with domestic & agricultural equipment display.
Australia's smallest bank measuring only 3 x 4 metres, Shackleton.
Kokerbin Rock - large grand granite outcrop.
Kwolyin - charming hamlet with pub, located 45 km west near Kokerbin Rock.
The Bruce Rock Museum - historical display in the restored Bank.
Federation Amphitheatre - adjoining sculpture park, peaceful & interesting garden.

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