Hayes¶

Introduction¶

Hayes is a suburb in Perth, Western Australia.

Key Facts¶

Population: approximately 12,000
Land area: 3.7 square kilometres (1.4 sq mi)
Established date: 1958
Post office: Hayes Post Office (1236-1875, then 1875-present)

Historical Context¶

Hayes was one of the first suburbs to be built in Perth, and it was developed during a period of rapid urbanization. The area was originally part of the farm land of John Hayes, who had purchased the land from the government in 1860.

The suburb's development began in the late 19th century, with the construction of several homes and other buildings. In the early 20th century, Hayes became a popular residential suburb due to its proximity to Perth city and the presence of transportation links.

Significant Contributions¶

Early settler: John Hayes was one of the first settlers in the area
Gardens and parks: Many gardens and parks have been established in Hayes, including the popular Hayes Park Reserve
Community facilities: The suburb has several community facilities, including a school, shopping centers, and sports clubs

Notable Attractions¶

Hayes Park Reserve: a 40-hectare park with walking trails, playgrounds, and sports facilities
The Village Shop: a popular shopping center located on the main street of Hayes
The Community Centre: a community hub that hosts various events and activities for residents

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