Business categories in Dawesville, WA
Welcome to Dawesville, WA
Dawesville is a suburb of Mandurah, the state’s second largest city. It is south of Perth and has a population of 4,300.
History
The town sits between the Indian Ocean and the Harvey Estuary. The inlet is WA’s largest inland waterway. Many people visit the town to enjoy the water there.
Fishing and crabbing are both popular during summer months. The sport has been banned in September and October due to a decline in crab numbers.
The Dawesville Cut, built in the 1980s, is a manmade channel to allow seawater into the inlet. The seawater helps to protect the estuary’s natural vegetation.
Lifestyle and Entertainment
People visit the town for fishing and crabbing. Other popular sports include canoeing and jet-skiing. A surfing beach will be created to attract more visitors to the town.
