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Rawlinna is a remote locality 〔Example of isolation: (1967) New rail delay : food gets low. (Food is running low at Rawlinna where stranded passenger trains were held up because of washaways of the train track. Another train is stranded at Parkeston) Daily News, 26 January 1967, page 2〕 and railway siding on the Trans-Australian Railway in Western Australia. It is also the site of a small lime mine, in which the lime is extracted from the limestone that is prevalent in the area. The lime is mostly used in the gold production process at Kalgoorlie. Rawlinna is also the start of the Connie Sue Highway, an outback track that leads to Warburton. There is no fuel for sale at Rawlinna. The closest locations are Caiguna and Cocklebiddy on the Eyre Highway, more than 100 km to the south. The Great Southern Rail train, the Indian Pacific, which runs between Sydney and Perth, calls at the siding twice a week in each direction. Passengers can alight or disembark on request. During the time of the Trans Australian Railway requiring personnel at railway stations - the community at Rawlinna supported a school 〔Gable, Walter, (1993) Rawlinna School (W.A : W. Gable, 1993 )(on title page: Rural & Isolated Schools : the development of Western Australia).〕 The 2.5 million acre sheep station, Rawlinna Station, is bordered by the railway line. ==References== 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Rawlinna, Western Australia」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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