Warrenup

Warrenup is a locality in the Peel Region of Western Australia. It is situated approximately 100 kilometers south of Perth and is part of the Shire of Murray. The area is primarily rural, characterized by agricultural land, including farming and grazing properties. Warrenup is located near the larger town of Mandurah and the smaller settlements of Pinjarra and Dwellingup.

Historically, the region's development was influenced by its proximity to waterways and fertile land, supporting early agricultural activities. The name "Warrenup" itself is believed to have Aboriginal origins, likely derived from local Noongar language. The surrounding landscape features a mix of native bushland, including jarrah and marri forests, alongside cleared agricultural areas.

The economy of Warrenup is largely based on primary industries. Farming activities include the cultivation of crops and the raising of livestock. The area also benefits from its natural environment, with opportunities for outdoor recreation in nearby natural reserves and parks. Access to major transport routes, such as the Forrest Highway, facilitates connection to broader regional and metropolitan areas. Warrenup remains a relatively quiet community, reflecting its rural character.