Osmington, Western Australia

Osmington is a rural locality in the South West region of Western Australia. It is part of the Shire of Augusta-Margaret River and is located northeast of Margaret River town.

 History 
Osmington has a history of farming and agriculture. The area was settled by early European farmers and has remained a small farming community. It is known for vineyards and rural properties.

In 2018, the town gained national attention due to a tragic event, but it remains a quiet and peaceful area today.

 Geography 
Osmington is surrounded by farmland, vineyards, and forested areas. It is close to the Margaret River wine region and has a mild Mediterranean climate.

 Economy 
The local economy includes:
Vineyards and wine production
Cattle and sheep farming
Tourism related to the wine region

 Attractions 
Attractions include:
Close to wineries and cellar doors in the Margaret River region
Scenic countryside views
Rural and peaceful setting