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How does natural gas from northwestern Western Australia reach the southwest?
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Natural gas extracted from the northwest continental shelf of Western Australia is brought ashore to processing plants located on the Burrup Peninsula near Dampier. From these facilities, the natural gas is transported to the southwest of the state via pipelines for domestic and industrial use, including power generation.12