Map 1 C5 Located near Dinner Hill was built in acknowledgement of the foresight shown by Mr George Lang, who recognised the agricultural potential of the land in 1948. RM Bartle Memorial Map 1 B1 Situated approximately 14 kilometres north of Jurien at the locality known as North Head, is a monument erected in 1968 by the Council of Underwater Activities of Western Australia in memory of the Late Robert Murray Bartle, an active member of the skin-diving fraternity, who was killed by a shark in the vicinity. Access to this area is by 4WD only. Surrounded by white sand drifts, the red and white deserts contain an area of limestone pinnacles from one metre to 4m high. Calcified and silicified small forests of stone bristle from weather beaten earth in myriad shapes and forms.
Local tours are available.
The old jetty at Jurien was used in the later part of the century to load wool and stock onto boats for shipping to Fremantle and India. Remains of the timber piles have been discovered approximately 100m north of Hastings Street and 65m inland from high water mark. This is a very popular stopping place for the traveller. It provides a roadhouse, caravan park, and has a picnic area along the banks of the picturesque Moore River. Regans Ford is named after Edward Regan who first came to the area in 1875, who was contracted to build, with aboriginal labour, a crossing over the river.