South West Region
81 active mining operations listed.
The South West region of Western Australia contributes significantly to the state's mining economy through mineral sands, coal extraction at Collie, and construction aggregates. These industries support thousands of local jobs and supply critical raw materials to domestic and export markets.
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Acton Park
Ambergate
Boranup Limesand
Boranup Limesand
Buffalo Road - Parkfield
Burnside Burnside
Bussell Duggans
Calinup Gelorup Sand
Camelarup Perup
Carlotta
Catalano
Caves Gracetown
Century Minerals Forest Grove
Clarke Walpole
Collie-Preston Lyalls
Crooked Brook
Crooked Brook J&P
Cundinup-Dudinyillup Shale
D'Entrecasteaux
DBCEC Sand and Gravel
Dingup Dingup
Dixvale
Donnybrook Sandstone
Donnybrook Sandstone
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Frequently Asked Questions
What minerals are mined in the South West region of Western Australia?
The South West region produces mineral sands, thermal coal primarily from the Collie Basin, limestone, and construction aggregates. Mineral sands operations yield valuable heavy minerals including ilmenite, zircon, and rutile used in global manufacturing supply chains.
How important is the Collie Basin to South West WA's mining industry?
The Collie Basin is the South West's most significant mining precinct, historically supplying thermal coal to Western Australia's power generation sector. As the state transitions to renewables, Collie is also emerging as a hub for energy storage and mining diversification projects.
Are there active mining companies operating in the South West region of WA?
Yes, several active mining and resources companies operate across the South West region, including mineral sands producers, aggregate suppliers, and legacy coal operators. The region also attracts junior explorers targeting lithium, rare earths, and base metals as demand for battery materials grows.