Geraldton (suburb)

Geraldton is a central suburb of the city of Geraldton, located in the Mid West region of Western Australia. It is the main commercial and administrative centre of the city.

 Location 
The suburb of Geraldton sits on the Indian Ocean coast. It is bordered by:
Beresford to the north
Beachlands to the west and southwest
Wonthella to the east
West End to the northwest

 Features 
Geraldton (the suburb) includes:
The central business district (CBD) with shops, restaurants, and offices
The Geraldton Marina and foreshore — popular for walking, swimming, and events
Civic buildings, including the Geraldton Regional Library, Queens Park Theatre, and council offices
St Francis Xavier Cathedral, a well-known heritage building designed by Monsignor Hawes
Several schools, hotels, and local services

 Transport 
The suburb is a hub for local roads and is connected to other suburbs by public buses. The North West Coastal Highway runs nearby, and the Geraldton Airport is located to the southeast.

 Population 
As of the 2021 census, the suburb of Geraldton had a population of approximately 3,246 people.