Ceduna has served as a coastal service centre on South Australia’s Far West Coast since the early 20th century. It sits on Murat Bay, along the Great Australian Bight, where the Eyre Highway begins its long inland route toward the Nullarbor Plain and Western Australia. The town’s jetty and foreshore reflect its enduring relationship with fishing, transport and the sea. Ceduna stands on Wirangu Country, and Aboriginal culture remains an important part of the area’s identity. Its position also makes it a practical stop for travellers crossing Australia’s southern edge. Continue with other webcams from South Australia’s Far West Coast to see how this part of the Great Australian Bight connects regionally.
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