13 lighthouses catalogued on the Western Australia coast.
Western Australia has more coastline than any other state — 20,781 kilometres, nearly half the national total. Its lighthouses span the full climatic range, from the tropical cyclone zone of the northwest to the Southern Ocean cliffs of the Leeuwin-Naturaliste peninsula. Cape Leeuwin, built in 1895 at the southwestern tip of the continent, was one of the last major mainland lights built in Australia and remains one of its most dramatic settings.