EUCLA is a small locality in Western Australia, situated on the eastern edge of the Nullarbor Plain, just 11 km from the South Australian border. Known for its historical significance as a telegraph station, it offers stunning natural landscapes and serves as a gateway for travelers crossing the Eyre Highway.
Time in Eucla
Eucla observes the Australian Central Western Standard Time (CWST), which is UTC+08:45. This unique time zone, often referred to as "Eucla Time", is 45 minutes ahead of the rest of Western Australia and is not subject to daylight saving time. Eucla's time zone is notable for being one of the smallest in the world, both in terms of geographic area and population, with only a handful of nearby settlements sharing this time designation. The town's population is around 53 residents, making it a quaint example of Australia's diverse timekeeping practices.