Mount Lawley
Mount Lawley is an inner northern suburb of Perth, Western Australia. The suburb is bounded by the Swan River to the east, Vincent, Harold and Pakenham Streets to the south, Central Avenue and Alexander Drive to the north, and Norfolk Street to the west.
Soil zone · Bassendean Sands
Pale grey to white siliceous sands of the eastern coastal plain. Low organic matter, very high infiltration, and very low water-holding capacity.
- Drainage
- Very high
- Water retention
- Very low
Groundwater · Gnangara Mound
Large unconfined superficial aquifer covering most of Perth north of the Swan River. Primary garden-bore source for the northern suburbs.
- Bore prevalence
- Very high
- Water table
- 1-5 m
Rainfall (2024)
Annual rainfall captured at this suburb's coordinates from Open-Meteo's ERA5 reanalysis archive.
- Annual total
- 727 mm
- Wet season (May-Sep)
- 615 mm
- Dry season (Nov-Mar)
- 56 mm
- Source
- open-meteo
Demographics & geography
- Population
- 11,328 (as of 2021-08-10)
- Area
- 4.4 km²
- Density
- 2,575 / km²
- Postcode
- 6050
- LGA
- City of Stirling / City of Vincent
- Coordinates
- -31.9301, 115.8746
- Drive distance
- ~19.4 km from Jandakot HQ
Page content this drives
With four independent data dimensions per suburb (soil, bore, rainfall, demographics), the static landing page can vary 5+ content sections meaningfully — not just by suburb name swaps. Real differentiation is what avoids Google's doorway-page penalty.
- Hero copy
- "Reticulation services in Mount Lawley (City of Stirling / City of Vincent) — 19.4 km from our Jandakot workshop"
- Soil-aware advice
- "Mount Lawley sits in the bassendean sands zone. Frequent short cycles outperform long soaks (water drains past the root zone)."
- Bore vs scheme
- "Bore prevalence here is very high (Gnangara Mound, water table 1-5 m)."
- Rainfall context
- "Annual rainfall ~727mm with 56mm in the dry season - irrigation must cover the gap."
- Schema.org payload
- LocalBusinessServiceareaServed: Mount LawleygeoCoordinates