About Halfway Across Australia Sign
The Halfway Across Australia Sign is a roadside monument in Kimba on the Eyre Peninsula, South Australia, marking the town's claim as the geographic midpoint between Australia's east and west coasts. Located on the Lincoln Highway near the town centre, the sign is a popular photo stop for travellers crossing the continent. It features distance markers to the coasts and symbolises Kimba's identity as the halfway point, attracting visitors driving between Adelaide and Western Australia.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a freestanding roadside sign and monument in central Kimba displaying distances to the east and west coasts of Australia. The site is set on flat, open ground beside the Lincoln Highway with parking adjacent. It is an outdoor photo opportunity with interpretive information about Kimba's halfway location, surrounded by the rural township, silos and local shops within short walking distance.
Key highlights
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Iconic photo stop marking the midpoint between Australia's east and west coasts
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Distance markers indicating kilometres to the coasts
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Located in central Kimba on the Lincoln Highway with easy roadside access
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Symbol of Kimba's identity as 'Halfway Across Australia'
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Close to other Kimba attractions including the Big Galah and silo art