Street names in Churchlands Green

The majority of the streets and laneways in Churchlands Green are named after native Australian flora.

For example, Honeypot Way is named after the shrub Honeypot Dryandra (also called Banksia Nivea) - a species of shrub that is native to Western Australia.

Several streets (e.g. University Avenue) are named to honour Edith Cowan University (ECU) that existed previously on the site.

Below is a full list of streets and laneways (in alphabetical order). The symbols give an indication as to how each street name was derived.

STREETS

1. Alumni Terrace 🎓

2. Appleberry Street 🌿 🇦🇺

3. Campus Way 🎓

4. Coneflower Corner 🌿 🇺🇸

5. Cromarty Road 🤠 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

6. Grasstree Way 🌿 🇦🇺

7. Hollypea Close 🌿 🇦🇺

8. Honeypot Way 🌿 🇦🇺

9. Lacebark Road 🌿 🇦🇺

10. Mountainbell Road 🌿 🇦🇺

11. Needlewood Road 🌿 🇦🇺

12. Paperheath Parade 🌿 🇦🇺

13. Parrotbush Road 🌿 🇦🇺

14. Prionotes Corner 🌿 🇦🇺

15. University Avenue 🎓

REAR LANEWAYS

1. Carnaby Close 🐦‍⬛ 🇦🇺

2. Cassia Lane 🌿 🇦🇺

3. Coojong Lane 🌿 🇦🇺

4. Corymbia Lane 🌿 🇦🇺

5. Featherflower Lane 🌿 🇦🇺

6. Lillypilly Lane 🌿 🇦🇺

7. Lucida Lane 🌿 🇦🇺

8. Matrush Lane 🌿 🇦🇺

9. Nuytsia Lane 🌿 🇦🇺

10. Olearia Lane 🌿 🇦🇺🇵🇬 🇳🇿

11. Pavonia Lane 🌿 🇦🇺 🇦🇷🇧🇴🇵🇾 🇺🇾

12. Pinnata Mews 🌿 🇲🇬

13. Pixiemops Lane 🌿 🇦🇺

14. Saltbush Lane 🌿 🇦🇺

15. Whitewood Lane 🌿 🇦🇺

16. Woodypear Lane 🌿 🇦🇺

17. Wirilda Lane 🌿 🇦🇺

The estate is characterised by most homes having a rear garage configuration, such is the high number of rear laneways throughout the estate.

Rear laneway and garages at 57 Needlewood Road