Toodyay has won the Australian Tidy Town award for 2015.
The announcement was made at a ceremony hosted by the 2014 overall winner, Sheffield in Tasmania, on Friday night.
As well as taking the national award Toodyay also won the Litter Prevention, Resource Recovery and Environmental Protection categories.
The town's efforts in the Tidy Town Awards produced some startling statistics.
Over 450 locals took part in 51 litter pick-ups which filled 535 rubbish bags weighing more than 2000kg and included 5,256 cigarette butts.
National Tidy Towns judge Jill Grant said "the town has a strong emphasis on healthy lifestyles with bike friendly and other sustainable transport potions such as the daily train services to Perth, solar street lights and other energy saving devices and retrofits in buildings."
The town, which has a population of just over a thousand, is 85km north-east of Perth.
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