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Manjimup is a town in the southwestern region of Western Australia, approximately 307 kilometers from the state capital, Perth. The town is the regional centre for the largest shire in the South West region of Western Australia.
Manjimup is part of the noted wine-growing region of Pemberton. It's known for its rich agricultural diversity, producing a variety of fruits and vegetables, including cherries, avocados, apples, and truffles. Famous for its black truffles, Manjimup is considered Australia's truffle capital. Annually, the Truffle Kerfuffle festival is held celebrating the truffle season.
The main industries in Manjimup include agriculture, timber, and tourism. The area also houses the Manjimup Timber and Heritage Park, a reflection of the town's strong ties to the timber industry.
Manjimup has a rich history in dairy farming, which remains a significant industry in the district. It also boasts beautiful scenery, including forests, rivers, and parks, which attract locals and tourists alike.
Manjimup's climate is typically cool and wet in the winter months, making it ideal for activities such as hiking, camping, and sightseeing. Its population is relatively small, with around 4,349 inhabitants as of the 2016 census, which contributes to its close-knit, community-oriented atmosphere.
The town is well-serviced with education facilities, including both primary and high schools and a campus of South Regional TAFE. In terms of healthcare, the Manjimup District Hospital and numerous other health services are present within the town.