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Wallaroo Mines Heritage Site
Kadina
The stone ruins of the great Wallaroo Mines on Kadina's edge, where copper was discovered in 1859, crowned by the heritage-listed Harvey's Enginehouse.
Wallaroo North Beach
Wallaroo
A long, calm swimming beach on the northern side of Wallaroo, with safe water and an easy foreshore.
Wallaroo Smelter Chimney
Wallaroo
A towering brick chimney, the last great relic of Wallaroo's copper smelting works that once turned ore from across the Copper Triangle.
Wardang Island
Maitland
An island off Port Victoria ringed by eight shipwrecks forming a renowned maritime heritage dive trail.
Warooka
Yorketown
A friendly southern crossroads town billed as the gateway to the bottom of Yorke and its surf coast.
Watsacowie Brewing Company
Minlaton
The Yorke Peninsula's first independent craft brewery, pouring its own beers in a relaxed Minlaton taphouse built from reclaimed shearing-shed timber.
Wattle Point Wind Farm
Edithburgh
One of Australia's landmark wind farms, operating near Edithburgh since 2005, with a free public viewing area and interpretive displays beneath the turbines.
West Cape Lighthouse
Innes National Park
A slender modern lighthouse on a boardwalk-accessed headland inside Innes, famous for sunset views and passing southern right whales in winter.
Wool Bay Jetty
Edithburgh
A heritage jetty and old lime kiln on the southern east coast, a quiet spot for fishing, snorkelling and watching the sun rise over the gulf.
Wool Bay Lime Kiln
Edithburgh
A heritage-listed lime kiln above the Wool Bay jetty, the last survivor of an industry that once shipped high-grade lime to build Adelaide.
Yorketown
Yorketown
The service hub of the southern Yorke Peninsula, laid out in 1872 among more than 200 salt lakes that once supported a thriving salt-harvesting industry.
Yorketown Salt Lakes
Yorketown
A scatter of pink and white salt lakes ringing Yorketown, a striking feature of the southern peninsula.
Zanoni Wreck
Maitland
The 1867 wreck of the barque Zanoni lies in 18 metres of water off Ardrossan - the most intact 19th-century shipwreck in South Australia, protected by an exclusion zone.