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Pull over and say g'day to Big Periodic Table, one of Western Australia's most entertaining roadside attractions and a true Aussie classic. 660m² - world's largest periodic table at ECU. This impressive structure has become a beloved landmark in Joondalup and a symbol of the region's unique character. Big Things are a uniquely Australian phenomenon — oversized sculptures that started in the 1960s as a way to attract tourists and celebrate local industries. Big Periodic Table continues that tradition beautifully, giving travellers a reason to stop, stretch their legs, and appreciate the quirky creativity of regional Australia. Whether you're on a family road trip, ticking off your Big Things bucket list, or just passing through Western Australia and looking for a memorable photo op, this is a stop you won't regret. It's free to visit, easy to access, and guaranteed to put a smile on your face. You can find it at coordinates -31.745, 115.7661 — just punch those into your GPS and you're sorted. Jump out, grab a photo, and add the stamp to your Passport. Open all year round. 📸
Fun Fact
This is the world's largest periodic table at 660 square metres! It's embedded in the ground at ECU. There are 118 elements and scientists keep discovering more. Chemistry never stops!
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