Everything about Mosman Park Western Australia totally explained
Mosman Park is a western suburb of
Perth,
Western Australia on the north bank of the
Swan River. Its
Local Government Area is the
Town of Mosman Park. "Mosman" is pronounced with an "z", unlike the
similarly-named Sydney suburb, which is pronounced with an "s" (IPA: /s/).
Geography
Mosman Park is bounded by the
Indian Ocean and the
Fremantle railway line to the west, a line south of Johnston Street to the north, and the
Swan River to the east and south. Today, almost all of Mosman Park is residential, although significant parklands exist at Buckland Hill and along the river and coast.
At the
ABS 2001 census, Mosman Park had a population of 7,260 people living in 3,750 dwellings, about half of which were detached houses on separate lots. Several mansions are located within the suburb. The ABS identified property and business services and health as the two main occupations.
Transport
Mosman Park is served by the
Mosman Park and
Victoria Street train stations. Various buses, including the
CircleRoute, travel along
Stirling Highway and through Mosman Park's eastern section. All services are operated by the
Public Transport Authority.
Politics
Mosman Park is part of the federal division of
Curtin. The federal seat is held by the
conservative Liberal Party. It is regarded as a safe seat as it has been continually retained by the
Liberal Party with the exception of former Liberal member
Allan Rocher as an Independant politician between 1996 and 1998. For the parliament of Western Australia, the state electoral district of
Cottesloe is also held by the
Liberal Party.
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