Wolfe Creek WA @ ExplorOz

Weather & Climate for Wolfe Creek

Closest Weather Station

Halls Creek at 10:00 03 Dec WDT

Distance from Wolfe Creek 105.68km N

Temperature	Feels Like	Rel. Humidity	Dew Point	Pressure	Rainfall	Wind Direction	Wind Speed	Gusts
33.5°C	35.1°C	40%	18.2°C	1010.9hPa	0.0mm	SSW	7km/h 4knots	19km/h 10knots

Closest Climatic Station

Halls Creek Airport

Distance from Wolfe Creek 105.68km N

	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
Mean Max. °C	36.7	35.7	35.4	33.8	30.0	27.3	27.2	30.0	34.0	37.2	38.4	37.9
Mean Min. °C	24.3	23.7	22.8	20.4	16.8	13.7	12.6	14.8	18.9	22.7	24.5	24.7
Mean Rain mm	153.2	142.1	78.3	20.6	12.6	5.1	5.6	2.0	4.5	17.2	36.8	81.4

What Others Say about Wolfe Creek

No ratings or comments entered.

If you wish to have a say about this place please Logon Now

Places within 5km of Wolfe Creek

Wolfe Creek Metorite Crater [0.92km]

Wolfe Creek Crater is a meteorite impact crater (astrobleme) in Western Australia. It is accessed via the Tanami Road 105 km south of the town of Halls Creek. The crater is central to the Wolfe Creek Meteorite Crater National Park.

Recommended Reading for Wolfe Creek

Natmap Digital Maps 2008

NATMAP Digital Maps 2008 is the next generation of Geoscience Australia's popular NATMAP Raster 1:250 000 scale topographic digital maps. NATMAP Digital Maps 2008 are exact digital copies of Geoscience Australia's NATMAP topographic maps. They cover the whole of Australia at 1:250 000 scale, and are current to 2006.

$99.00 [Add to Cart]Latest Edition

SE5214 Billiluna

This 1:250K topographic paper map covers an area about 150km from east to west and 110km from north to south (1.5 degrees longitude by 1 degree latitude). The map contains natural and constructed features including road and rail infrastructure, vegetation, hydrography, contours (interval 50m), localities and some administrative boundaries.

$10.00 [Add to Cart]Allow 2 weeks for delivery

Canning Stock Route

WestPrint Heritage Maps are designed to provide the traveller with a guide to understanding the history and environment through which you travel on outback tracks. This map contains notes on the history of the surveying and building of the CSR by Alfred Canning and the subsequent well reconditioning by Snell.

$8.50 [Add to Cart]

Tanami Road

The Tanami Track provides the quickest access from the southern states via Alice Springs to the Kimberley.This map details the route through some of the least populated country in Australia and its ever changing arid scenery provides an awesome introduction to the immensity of our deserts.

$8.50 [Add to Cart]Latest Edition

Kimberley

Thoroughly field-checked using Hema's GPS Mapping System, The Kimberley map clearly differentiates between roads and tracks and shows all road distances, points of interest, and facilities. The reverse side comes alive with photos capturing the essence of this rugged landscape.

$8.95 [Add to Cart]

Kimberley - StreetSmart

Excellent, detailed map including camping areas, caravan parks, picnic areas and covers major towns and attractions. Covers Broome, Derby, Fitzroy Crossing, Halls Creek, Kununurra, Wyndam and includes the Gibb River Road.

$7.95 [Add to Cart]

Kimberley CD Rom

The Kimberley CD-Rom Map offers Hema’s Kimberley paper map in a format you can use with your GPS tracking software, plus all the text and photos from the original map in an easy-to-use webpage format. Each map is packed with facility information, GPS waypoints and tourist points of interest

$29.95 [Add to Cart]

Great Desert Tracks of Australia Map Pack

This map pack includes the six Great Desert Tracks Maps, together with the Simpson Desert map, all packaged in a hard-cover folder with clear pockets. This map pack is designed to offer an additional benefit to the constant map user by providing better value than buying the maps individually.

$79.00 [Add to Cart]

Natmap Digital Maps 2008	Kimberley
SE5214 Billiluna	Kimberley - StreetSmart
Canning Stock Route	Kimberley CD Rom
Tanami Road	Great Desert Tracks of Australia Map Pack

Wolfe Creek was named after Robert Tennant Stowe Wolfe, a digger and storekeeper who lived in Halls Creek in the late 1880s. Apparently the crater was created by a meterorite around 2 millions years ago.The erosion of the crater has been slow because of the dryness in the area. There is some dispute about the status of the crater, some say it is the second largest in the world and some say the fourth. Regardless of this it is still a very impressive sight!