The Shire of Three Springs
Part of Wildflower Country
"Your inland experience"
The community spirit that country Australia is renowned for is alive and well in Three Springs with active community groups including Lions, Tidy Towns, Red Cross, FESA and RSL.
Sport plays an important role within our community with a strong support network for both winter and summer sport committees. Facilities include ovals, swimming pool, golf course, bowling green, tennis courts and clay pigeon shoots.
A variety of industries operate in the Three Springs area including sheep, pigs, cattle, wheat and a wide range of cereal crops, wildflower farming and mining.
This diversity combined with government service providers including Western Power, Water Corporation, Department of Agriculture, Education and Health Departments provide employment opportunities for members of our community.Community Profile;
Population - 900 est (Shire) roughly 500 in town and 400 rural.
Distance from Perth; 313 klms on a sealed road.
Climate; Average annual rainfall 350mm's
Winters generally temperate to mild.
Summers generally very hot in January, February and March.Community Facilities;
Doctor/General practitioner; A resident doctor services Three Springs and surrounding areas.
Dentist; A resident dentist services Three Springs and surrounding areas.
Community Nurse; A resident Sister services Three springs and surrounding areas.
Hospital; The North Midlands Hospital is situated in Three Springs and appropriately services the Noth Midlands District.
Ambulance Services; Provided by local professional volunteers.
Royal Flying Doctor Services; Available when necessary.
Pharmacy; Provided through the doctor.
Meals on Wheels; Available through the Hospital and a volunteer committee/drivers.More; Playgroup, Pre-Primary, Primary School, Junior High School, Senior High School and TAFE/other tertiary.
Local Attractions
Wildflower drive; Robinson Road / Arrowsmith River Crossing is a scenic drive with wildflowers galore, best viewed between mid August and early November.
Heritage Walk; A walk through this mini trail will give you a brief outline of the history of the Three Springs area, while viewing wildflowers, which are local to the area along the way. There is an information board and barbeque facilities situated at the start of the heritage walk.
Eucalyptus Rose Mallee;The Eucalyptus Rose Mallee (botanical name of Eucalyptus Rhodantha) is a rare species of eucalypt and can be viewed at the Three Springs Hospital Grounds. This plant is the floral emblem of Three Springs. The Eucalyptus Rose Mallee can be found on Sweetman Road 18km south west of Three Springs between June and October.Accomodation;
Hotel/Motel, Caravan Park also Bed and Breakfast at 'Pillakig'.Retail Outlets;
Several Agricultural service companies, Local butcher, Supermarkets and Clothing store located in Railway Road.
Source; Shire of Three Springs
Email; dceo@threesprings.wa.gov.au