A strategic, data-rich visual guide to WA’s resource powerhouse—perfect for industry, investment, planning, and display.
This comprehensive map of Western Australia is a powerful tool for anyone involved in the state’s booming resources sector. It details over 450 active and proposed projects in the mining, oil, and gas industries, each with a capital expenditure (capex) exceeding $20 million. Spanning everything from iron ore and lithium to natural gas and hydrogen hubs, this map captures the economic heartbeat of one of the world’s richest resource regions.
Developed from a robust database and curated with clarity and cartographic precision, this map is ideal for industry professionals, investors, analysts, researchers, and government planners who need a current, reliable reference point for understanding WA’s development landscape.
🗺️ Coverage & Content
Covering the entire state of Western Australia, this map spans the Pilbara, Kimberley, Goldfields, Mid West, South West, and Offshore Basins, including:
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Mining Projects:
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Iron ore (Pilbara, Mid West)
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Gold (Goldfields, Yilgarn)
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Lithium and rare earths (Greenbushes, Mt Marion, Mt Weld)
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Base metals (nickel, copper, zinc)
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Mineral sands and silica projects
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Uranium and vanadium developments
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Oil & Gas Projects:
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Offshore LNG hubs (North West Shelf, Browse Basin, Bonaparte Basin)
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Onshore shale and conventional gas plays
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Hydrogen pilot and export projects
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Gas pipelines and associated infrastructure
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Project Classifications:
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Colour-coded symbols indicate project type and status
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Distinction between operational and proposed projects
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Infrastructure layers include roads, rail, ports, and pipelines
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Named sites with major operators (e.g., BHP, Rio Tinto, FMG, Woodside, Santos)
📊 Strategic Features
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Extensive data visualisation: Locate and compare project clusters, development zones, and strategic corridors at a glance
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Ideal for market intelligence, investor briefings, or policy development
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Compatible with project tracking, resource allocation, and infrastructure planning
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Used by corporates, government departments, educational institutions, and consulting firms
🖨️ Print & Material Options
Each map is printed to the highest standards using fade-resistant pigment inks on premium materials:
📄 Heavyweight 160 gsm Paper
🧴 Encapsulated Laminate
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Laminated between two sheets of 80-micron gloss laminate
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Water-resistant and tear-resistant
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Ideal for field use, offices, or collaborative planning spaces
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Compatible with whiteboard markers and Mark-It Dots (non-permanent)
🖼️ 395 gsm HP Matte Canvas
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High-quality textured finish
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Pigment-based inks ensure archival longevity and fade resistance
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Exceptional detail and colour vibrancy
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A refined, tactile look suitable for executive boardrooms, reception areas, or educational displays
🪵 Canvas Hanging Options (Optional)
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Wooden hang rails top and bottom
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Natural timber finish
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Top rail includes a hanging cord – ready to mount
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A stylish alternative to framing
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Please allow 10 working days for production and dispatch
📐 Product Specifications
🎯 Ideal For:
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Mining, energy & infrastructure companies
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Geological and environmental consultancies
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Economic development authorities
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Trade delegations and investment boards
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Educational institutions and training providers
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Policy advisors, government agencies & planning departments
🧭 Why This Map?
In a state where geography and geology underpin a multibillion-dollar economy, having a comprehensive, at-a-glance visualisation of resource activity is essential. This map allows you to:
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Identify development hotspots
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Track evolving project zones
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Understand infrastructure connections
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Inform presentations and investor discussions
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Visualise strategic expansion opportunities
Western Australia’s resource future is being shaped every day.
From the world’s largest iron ore mines to emerging hydrogen export hubs, this map is your window into the scale, scope, and direction of investment across the state.
Order yours today—and bring WA’s economic engine into focus.