Western Australia’s premier industrial area (also referred to as WA’s Global Advanced Industry Hub)

The Western Trade Coast or WTC, (as it’s more commonly known) is a major industrial area located along Perth’s south metropolitan coast and is only 30 minutes from the CBD. It is well-served by major transport links, including deep-water bulk port facilities, high-wide and dangerous goods freight routes, and heavy rail. Heavy road freight has easy access to the Kwinana Freeway and a high wide load corridor that links eastwards to the major freight networks leading to the north and south.

There are four primary industrial estates within the WTC, these being the Kwinana Industrial Area (KIA), Rockingham Industry Zone (RIZ), The Australian Marine Complex (AMC), and Latitude 32.
The Western Trade Coast is protected from residential land encroachment by a buffer zone and is regarded as being the Western Australian State’s premier industrial area, and the Kwinana zone as one of the best examples of industrial symbiosis in the world.
Situated around the edge of the Western Trade Coast are the residential suburbs of Rockingham, Kwinana and Cockburn. Of the 30,000 direct and indirect workers that attribute their employment to the WTC, 2/3 live within 15kms of their workplaces. Although family living can be from the surrounding areas from Fremantle to Armadale, Mandurah to Jarrahdale.

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