Halls Creek is a historical town and is conveniently located at a four hours drive from Kununurra. For the aboriginal communities, surrounding pastoralists and the travelers exploring the Kimberley, halls Creek is an ideal destination. Halls Creek Airport is conveniently located at a distance of 2524 km from Perth. It is a regional airport in the Kimberley region of Western Australia.
The ICAO code of the Halls Creek Airport at Australia is YHLC. The FAA/IATA code of the airport is HCQ. The runway of the airport is paved and measures 4800 feet in length. The Halls Creek Airport does have an IFR facility which makes the landing of aircraft during bad weather conditions and in the dark possible. Two airlines providing domestic services at Halls Creek Airport in Australia are:
Goldeneagle airlines
Northwest Regional Airlines
International flights are also available here. However all these flights to Australia are subject to change according to weather and fog conditions.
Halls Creek is better known as the place where the first gold of Australia was discovered. However at present Halls Creek is more of a cattle farming center. Located at a distance of 15 kms is the Old Halls Creek, which today only consists of ruins giving a glimpse of its past glory. These picturesque ruins leave the impression that Old halls Creek was once indeed a lively town. The reason for the emergence of New Halls Creek township are a a combination of two factors. The first is the lack of water. The second is the re routing of the main Derby-Kununurra road. The town's movement was essential for its survival. As the gold mines had ceased to exist, the town was more of a service center for the surrounding pastoral holdings and the traffic, moving along the highway. Hence the change of the township was inevitable.
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