Wagin

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Wagin is a rural town in Western Australia known for its sheep-farming heritage and the iconic Giant Ram landmark.

All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
Wagin canonical 2
Wagin Woolorama 1
Wagin, Western Australia 1

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Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf locality
roadside attraction
town
climate Mediterranean climate
climateCharacteristic cool wet winters
hot dry summers
connectedByHighway Great Southern Highway
country Australia
distanceFromPerth approximately 225 kilometres southeast of Perth
economicActivity grain handling
livestock trading
hasFacility Wagin District High School
Wagin Memorial Swimming Pool
health centre
public library
recreation centre
showgrounds
hasHeritage sheep-farming heritage
hasHeritageBuilding Wagin Post Office
Wagin Railway Station
Wagin Town Hall
hasLandmark Giant Ram
hasRailwayService true
hasRecreationArea Wagin Lake
Wetlands Park
hasService rural supply stores
shearing and wool services
hostsEvent Wagin Woolorama
linked to: Wagin
isRuralTown true
knownFor Giant Ram
agriculture
sheep farming
localGovernmentArea Shire of Wagin
localGovernmentSeatOf Shire of Wagin
locatedIn Great Southern agricultural region of Western Australia
Wagin
material concrete
postcode 6315
primaryIndustry cereal cropping
sheep grazing
wool production
region Wheatbelt region
state Western Australia
symbolizes Wagin sheep industry
traditionalOwners Noongar people
Wagin Woolorama annual agricultural show
focus on sheep and wool industry

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Wheatbelt region hasTown Wagin
Peter Matera placeOfBirth Wagin, Western Australia
linked to: Wagin
Wagin hostsEvent Wagin Woolorama
linked to: Wagin
Giant Ram locatedIn Wagin
subject linked to: Wagin