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Yornaning Western Australia Established: 1907 Postcode: 6311 Location: 184 km (114 mi) SE of Perth 24 km (15 mi) N of Narrogin LGA: Shire of Cuballing State District: Wagin Federal Division: O'Connor Coordinates: 32°44′38″S 117°09′22″E / 32.744°S 117.156°E / -32.744; 117.156 Yornaning is a small town located in the Wheatbelt region of Western Australia, on Great Southern Highway, between Pingelly and Narrogin. History The name is believed to mean "land of many waters" in the local Noongar Aboriginal language and was first recorded as a place name in a survey of the area in 1869; it was previously spelt "Yornanmunging" or "Yernanunging". In the late 1890s, a siding on the Great Southern Railway called simply "Water Tank" was established here, and the name Yornaning was finally arrived at in 1905 after several renamings. A townsite was gazetted adjacent to the siding in 1907,[1] and maintenance workers for the railway were encouraged to move there. The siding was important as a major water-taking stop for the steam engines passing through - an average of 30 passenger and freight trains passed through per week. The railway's decline brought an end to the town's progress and all that remains today is the wheat silo, community hall and one or two buildings.[2] In 1993, the Shire of Cuballing obtained the area on which the Yornaning Dam sits, and upgraded it for recreational use. There is a 1.5 kilometre (almost 1 mi) walk trail around the water area, as well as picnic and barbecue facilities. References ^ Western Australian Land Information Authority. "History of country town names". http://www.landgate.wa.gov.au/corporate.nsf/web/History+of+country+town+names. Retrieved 2007-03-25.  ^ Shire of Cuballing. "History - Yornaning". http://www.cuballing.wa.gov.au/administration/history/yornaning.html. Retrieved 2007-03-25.  v • d • e Towns in the Wheatbelt region of Western Australia Aldersyde · Amery · Ardath · Arthur River · Baandee · Babakin · Badgingarra · Badjaling · Bailup · Bakers Hill · Balkuling · Ballaying · Ballidu · Beacon · Beermullah · Bejoording · Belka · Bencubbin · Bendering · Benjaberring · Beverley · Bilbarin · Bindi Bindi · Bindoon · Bodallin · Bolgart · Bonnie Rock · Boolading · Brookton · Bruce Rock · Bullaring · Bullfinch · Bulyee · Bungulla · Buntine · Burakin · Burracoppin · Cadoux · Calingiri · Carrabin · Cataby · Cervantes · Chittering · Clackline · Congelin · Coomberdale · Corrigin · Cowcowing · Crossman · Cuballing · Culbin · Cunderdin · Dalwallinu · Dandaragan · Dangin · Darkan · Dongolocking · Doodlakine · Dowerin · Dudinin · Dumbleyung · Duranillin · Dwarda · Ejanding · Erikin · Gabbin · Gingin · Goomalling · Grass Valley · Greenhills · Harrismith · Highbury · Hines Hill · Holt Rock · Hyden · Jennacubbine · Jennapullin · Jitarning · Jurien Bay · Kalannie · Karlgarin · Kellerberrin · Kondinin · Kondut · Koojan · Koolyanobbing · Koorda · Korrelocking · Kukerin · Kulin · Kulja · Kulyalling · Kunjin · Kununoppin · Kweda · Kwelkan · Kwolyin · Lake Brown · Lake Grace · Lake King · Manmanning · Marvel Loch · Meckering · Merredin · Miling · Minnivale · Mogumber · Moodiarrup · Mooliabeenee · Moora · Moorine Rock · Moulyinning · Mount Kokeby · Mount Walker · Muchea · Mukinbudin · Muntadgin · Nangeenan · Narembeen · Narrogin · New Norcia · Newdegate · North Bannister · Northam · Nungarin · Pantapin · Piawaning · Piesseville · Pingaring · Pingelly · Pithara · Popanyinning · Quairading · Quindanning · Regans Ford · Shackleton · Southern Cross · Tammin · Tincurrin · Toodyay · Trayning · Varley · Wagin · Walebing · Wandering · Wannamal · Watheroo · Welbungin · West Dale · Westonia · Wialki · Wickepin · Williams · Wongan Hills · Wubin · Wyalkatchem · Yealering · Yelbeni · Yellowdine · Yilliminning · Yerecoin · York · Yorkrakine · Yornaning · Youndegin