W A Shire plates

If you mean vehicle number plates then try here http://www.transport.wa.gov.au/licensing/my-vehicle-plates.asp

Never heard of Mullewa being MU, has always been MW for as long as I know, and that's some 60 years.

And just to confuse the issue GN is Geraldton and GN. (dot) was Gnowangerup or was it the other way round.

Disco.

Have a look at Licence Plates Numbers - Local Authority

Hope this helps.

The list was always posted in the back of the Street Smart road directory. Haven't bought a directory for years so don't know if they still provide the list.

Cheers

Dunc

Then to create more confusion there are suburb ones like GH - Gooseberry Hill, SV-Swan Valley and there's bound to be a stack more kicking around.

WA must also be the home of personalised number plates?

Cheers

Dunc

I had Kalamunda plates for a while, until I emigrated to the other side of the continent.

I think they were KM - it was a long time ago.

I had KBC plates come with the new cruiser last year .. Couldn't wait to change them for LA plates .. didn't want people thinking I was a kalgoorlieite ... LOL

Thanks for the info I now have a list albeit not up to date as stated in my post GNG and CGG are not listed.

Just to throw a little more mud into the water, the local shire where I live (Mundaring) offered a bunch of plates with the numerical prefix and the alpha suffix. The regular plates have numbers so unwieldy that the plates are getting out of hand such as MDG.10100 etc. We have all the low numbers i.e. MDG. 6, MDG.7 up to maybe MDG .100 etc on shire owned vehicles.
So now we have 6.MDG, 7.MDG and so on.
And of course you can buy within the shire locality plates such as Glen Forrest GF.001 Sawyers Valley SAW.001.

Fun huh (;-))

Cheers
Pop

I had a car with DN 4259 sigma sedan from Dandarigin

the the WA street directory used to have the full list on the back not sure of it now

right next to Moora I used to go there and help out a friend of mine on the farm driving tractors during seeding and harvest time .