Engineering Heritage Recognition Program (EHRP) Markers

From Engineering Heritage Western Australia


Engineers Australia established the Australian Historic Engineering Plaquing Program in 1984 as a means of bringing public recognition to engineering works of historic or heritage significance and to the engineers who created them.

This program is now called the Engineering Heritage Recognition Program. The purpose of the Program is to encourage conservation of Australian engineering heritage and to raise community awareness of engineering and the benefits it provides.

Western Australian places that have been recognised under this program are listed below. Here is a map showing the locations of all these special sites You can click on the map for further details and links to the pages that describe their special features and directions on how to get there.

Map of WA Engineering Heritage Sites
Year Panel Name
1987 Coolgardie Goldfields Water Supply
1988 Princess Royal Battery, Albany
1990 Fremantle Harbour
1994 Perth Wireless Station Applecross
1996 Rottnest Island Lighthouse and Signal Station
1998 Canning Dam
1999 Narrows Bridge
2001 East-West Telegraph
2001 Kalgoorlie Boulder Mining
2001 Trans Australian Railway
2004 Ord River Dam
2005 BP Kwinana Oil Refinery
2006 Broome to Java Submarine Telegraph Cable
2008 * Mitchell Freeway Stage 1
2009 Goldfields Water Supply - American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) International Landmark
2010 Fremantle Fortress - Rottnest Island WW2
2012 * WA Standard Gauge Railway
2012 * Perth's Causeway Bridges
2012 * Perth's First Public Water Supply Scheme
2012 * NASA Space Tracking Station Carnarvon
2013 * Ord River Diversion Dam
2014 * Fremantle Fortress - Leighton Battery
2014 * Stirling Bridge
2015 * Sons of Gwalia - Headframe and Winder Engine
2015 Eastern Railway Deviation
2016 * Pilbara Heavy Haul Railway
2017 * North West Shelf Gas Project
2018 * Cape Leeuwin and Cape Naturaliste Lighthouses
* Interpretation Panel on display
Nomination documents are also available from the Engineering Heritage Australia Website and the State Library of WA (search 'Engineering Heritage Sites Collection')
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