Blaxland County

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Blaxland
New South Wales
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Location in New South Wales
Lands administrative divisions around Blaxland:
Mouramba Mouramba Flinders
Mossgiel Blaxland Cunningham
Franklin Dowling Gipps

Blaxland County is one of the 141 Cadastral divisions of New South Wales. It is bounded to the south by the Lachlan River and a small part of Waverley Creek. It includes Mount Hope and the Nombinnie Nature Reserve.

Blaxland County was named in honour of John Blaxland, landowner and merchant. [1]

Parishes within this county

A full list of parishes found within this county; their current LGA and mapping coordinates to the approximate centre of each location is as follows:

ParishLGACoordinates
Back Roto Carrathool Shire 33°07′59″S145°33′45″E / 33.13306°S 145.56250°E / -33.13306; 145.56250 (Back Roto)
Back Wallandra Carrathool Shire 33°08′14″S145°42′33″E / 33.13722°S 145.70917°E / -33.13722; 145.70917 (Back Wallandra)
Back Whoey Cobar Shire 33°06′42″S146°12′06″E / 33.11167°S 146.20167°E / -33.11167; 146.20167 (Back Whoey)
Beauport Cobar Shire 32°53′22″S146°35′59″E / 32.88944°S 146.59972°E / -32.88944; 146.59972 (Beauport)
Bogalo Cobar Shire 32°42′10″S146°14′02″E / 32.70278°S 146.23389°E / -32.70278; 146.23389 (Bogalo)
Bogalo South Cobar Shire 32°46′37″S146°13′38″E / 32.77694°S 146.22722°E / -32.77694; 146.22722 (Bogalo South)
Booberoi Cobar Shire 33°03′34″S146°31′00″E / 33.05944°S 146.51667°E / -33.05944; 146.51667 (Booberoi)
Boothumble Cobar Shire 32°55′46″S146°13′04″E / 32.92944°S 146.21778°E / -32.92944; 146.21778 (Boothumble)
Buckley Carrathool Shire 33°18′51″S145°44′41″E / 33.31417°S 145.74472°E / -33.31417; 145.74472 (Buckley)
Bundure Cobar Shire 32°39′56″S146°04′56″E / 32.66556°S 146.08222°E / -32.66556; 146.08222 (Bundure)
Bundure South Cobar Shire 32°44′10″S146°04′14″E / 32.73611°S 146.07056°E / -32.73611; 146.07056 (Bundure South)
Burthong Cobar Shire 32°24′53″S146°17′54″E / 32.41472°S 146.29833°E / -32.41472; 146.29833 (Burthong)
Burthong South Cobar Shire 32°30′37″S146°15′36″E / 32.51028°S 146.26000°E / -32.51028; 146.26000 (Burthong South)
Cagellico Cobar Shire 33°00′17″S146°16′13″E / 33.00472°S 146.27028°E / -33.00472; 146.27028 (Cagellico)
Calytria Cobar Shire unknown
Coan Cobar Shire 32°45′21″S145°43′40″E / 32.75583°S 145.72778°E / -32.75583; 145.72778 (Coan)
Cobram Cobar Shire 32°32′08″S146°03′26″E / 32.53556°S 146.05722°E / -32.53556; 146.05722 (Cobram)
Coree Cobar Shire 32°40′28″S145°56′04″E / 32.67444°S 145.93444°E / -32.67444; 145.93444 (Coree)
Creamy Hills Cobar Shire 32°58′57″S146°28′15″E / 32.98250°S 146.47083°E / -32.98250; 146.47083 (Creamy Hills)
Currawallah Cobar Shire 32°40′36″S146°24′17″E / 32.67667°S 146.40472°E / -32.67667; 146.40472 (Currawallah)
East Gilgunnia Cobar Shire 32°27′59″S145°57′44″E / 32.46639°S 145.96222°E / -32.46639; 145.96222 (East Gilgunnia)
Eeramaran Cobar Shire 32°28′54″S146°21′04″E / 32.48167°S 146.35111°E / -32.48167; 146.35111 (Eeramaran)
Eribendery Cobar Shire 33°07′45″S146°21′18″E / 33.12917°S 146.35500°E / -33.12917; 146.35500 (Eribendery)
Euabalong Cobar Shire 33°05′09″S146°25′10″E / 33.08583°S 146.41944°E / -33.08583; 146.41944 (Euabalong)
Gilgunnia Cobar Shire unknown
Gonn Cobar Shire 32°52′17″S145°44′29″E / 32.87139°S 145.74139°E / -32.87139; 145.74139 (Gonn)
Gooan Cobar Shire 32°30′04″S145°56′50″E / 32.50111°S 145.94722°E / -32.50111; 145.94722 (Gooan)
Gounelgerie Carrathool Shire 32°58′00″S145°31′58″E / 32.96667°S 145.53278°E / -32.96667; 145.53278 (Gounelgerie)
Guagong Cobar Shire unknown
Guapa Cobar Shire 32°33′24″S146°13′37″E / 32.55667°S 146.22694°E / -32.55667; 146.22694 (Guapa)
Guapa West Cobar Shire 32°37′25″S146°07′45″E / 32.62361°S 146.12917°E / -32.62361; 146.12917 (Guapa West)
Gunnagi Carrathool Shire 33°11′08″S145°28′56″E / 33.18556°S 145.48222°E / -33.18556; 145.48222 (Gunnagi)
Hyandra Cobar Shire 33°10′36″S146°12′04″E / 33.17667°S 146.20111°E / -33.17667; 146.20111 (Hyandra)
Illewong Cobar Shire 32°53′01″S146°20′15″E / 32.88361°S 146.33750°E / -32.88361; 146.33750 (Illewong)
Illewong West Cobar Shire 32°53′27″S146°12′36″E / 32.89083°S 146.21000°E / -32.89083; 146.21000 (Illewong West)
Ina Cobar Shire 33°01′43″S146°02′55″E / 33.02861°S 146.04861°E / -33.02861; 146.04861 (Ina)
Jundrie Carrathool Shire 33°19′34″S146°00′07″E / 33.32611°S 146.00194°E / -33.32611; 146.00194 (Jundrie)
Keginni Cobar Shire 32°36′10″S145°39′04″E / 32.60278°S 145.65111°E / -32.60278; 145.65111 (Keginni)
Killeen Cobar Shire 32°29′37″S145°47′28″E / 32.49361°S 145.79111°E / -32.49361; 145.79111 (Killeen)
Killeen South Cobar Shire 32°33′18″S145°46′14″E / 32.55500°S 145.77056°E / -32.55500; 145.77056 (Killeen South)
Mahurangi Cobar Shire 33°02′44″S145°40′46″E / 33.04556°S 145.67944°E / -33.04556; 145.67944 (Mahurangi)
Mahurangi East Cobar Shire 33°02′52″S145°46′01″E / 33.04778°S 145.76694°E / -33.04778; 145.76694 (Mahurangi East)
Manopa Carrathool Shire 33°00′24″S145°35′50″E / 33.00667°S 145.59722°E / -33.00667; 145.59722 (Manopa)
Marobee Cobar Shire 32°33′51″S146°25′27″E / 32.56417°S 146.42417°E / -32.56417; 146.42417 (Marobee)
Marobee East Cobar Shire 32°36′43″S146°32′07″E / 32.61194°S 146.53528°E / -32.61194; 146.53528 (Marobee East)
Marooba Carrathool Shire 32°51′39″S145°37′11″E / 32.86083°S 145.61972°E / -32.86083; 145.61972 (Marooba)
Matakana Cobar Shire 32°57′34″S145°53′25″E / 32.95944°S 145.89028°E / -32.95944; 145.89028 (Matakana)
Matakana South Cobar Shire 33°04′09″S145°53′25″E / 33.06917°S 145.89028°E / -33.06917; 145.89028 (Matakana South)
Meldior Cobar Shire 32°51′43″S146°28′46″E / 32.86194°S 146.47944°E / -32.86194; 146.47944 (Meldior)
Mellelea Cobar Shire 33°02′25″S146°10′56″E / 33.04028°S 146.18222°E / -33.04028; 146.18222 (Mellelea)
Merrimerriwa Cobar Shire 32°43′23″S145°35′52″E / 32.72306°S 145.59778°E / -32.72306; 145.59778 (Merrimerriwa)
Moora Cobar Shire 32°58′58″S146°21′44″E / 32.98278°S 146.36222°E / -32.98278; 146.36222 (Moora)
Mordie Carrathool Shire 32°54′58″S145°31′44″E / 32.91611°S 145.52889°E / -32.91611; 145.52889 (Mordie)
Mount Allen Cobar Shire 32°44′02″S145°52′49″E / 32.73389°S 145.88028°E / -32.73389; 145.88028 (Mount Allen)
Mount Hope Cobar Shire 32°53′33″S145°51′40″E / 32.89250°S 145.86111°E / -32.89250; 145.86111 (Mount Hope)
Mount Solitary Cobar Shire 32°54′23″S145°56′45″E / 32.90639°S 145.94583°E / -32.90639; 145.94583 (Mount Solitary)
Mulga Cobar Shire 32°59′00″S146°02′34″E / 32.98333°S 146.04278°E / -32.98333; 146.04278 (Mulga)
Nombinnie Cobar Shire 32°47′28″S145°46′49″E / 32.79111°S 145.78028°E / -32.79111; 145.78028 (Nombinnie)
North Hyandra Carrathool Shire 33°13′44″S146°00′35″E / 33.22889°S 146.00972°E / -33.22889; 146.00972 (North Hyandra)
North Peak Cobar Shire 32°27′21″S146°09′26″E / 32.45583°S 146.15722°E / -32.45583; 146.15722 (North Peak)
Oneida Carrathool Shire 33°05′54″S145°51′31″E / 33.09833°S 145.85861°E / -33.09833; 145.85861 (Oneida)
Roto Carrathool Shire 33°10′25″S145°34′26″E / 33.17361°S 145.57389°E / -33.17361; 145.57389 (Roto)
Salamagundia Carrathool Shire 33°09′43″S145°54′32″E / 33.16194°S 145.90889°E / -33.16194; 145.90889 (Salamagundia)
South Peak Cobar Shire 32°24′04″S145°59′48″E / 32.40111°S 145.99667°E / -32.40111; 145.99667 (South Peak)
South Thule Cobar Shire 32°24′10″S145°42′27″E / 32.40278°S 145.70750°E / -32.40278; 145.70750 (South Thule)
South Yackerboon Cobar Shire 32°24′51″S145°49′47″E / 32.41417°S 145.82972°E / -32.41417; 145.82972 (South Yackerboon)
Tallebung Cobar Shire 32°40′06″S146°32′18″E / 32.66833°S 146.53833°E / -32.66833; 146.53833 (Tallebung)
Tara Cobar Shire 32°35′18″S146°18′31″E / 32.58833°S 146.30861°E / -32.58833; 146.30861 (Tara)
Tara South Cobar Shire 32°37′39″S146°18′10″E / 32.62750°S 146.30278°E / -32.62750; 146.30278 (Tara South)
Tarcombe Cobar Shire 32°23′41″S146°05′54″E / 32.39472°S 146.09833°E / -32.39472; 146.09833 (Tarcombe)
Tarran Cobar Shire 32°27′08″S146°28′00″E / 32.45222°S 146.46667°E / -32.45222; 146.46667 (Tarran)
Thule Cobar Shire 32°20′44″S145°42′57″E / 32.34556°S 145.71583°E / -32.34556; 145.71583 (Thule)
Torcobil Carrathool Shire 33°15′10″S145°47′00″E / 33.25278°S 145.78333°E / -33.25278; 145.78333 (Torcobil)
Ulalu Carrathool Shire 33°08′40″S146°02′14″E / 33.14444°S 146.03722°E / -33.14444; 146.03722 (Ulalu)
Ulambong Cobar Shire unknown
Ulumba Carrathool Shire 32°48′20″S145°35′05″E / 32.80556°S 145.58472°E / -32.80556; 145.58472 (Ulumba)
Urambie Cobar Shire 32°46′30″S146°27′27″E / 32.77500°S 146.45750°E / -32.77500; 146.45750 (Urambie)
Urambie East Cobar Shire 32°45′30″S146°34′15″E / 32.75833°S 146.57083°E / -32.75833; 146.57083 (Urambie East)
Uranaway Carrathool Shire 33°18′10″S145°53′18″E / 33.30278°S 145.88833°E / -33.30278; 145.88833 (Uranaway)
Victor Cobar Shire 32°38′38″S145°49′44″E / 32.64389°S 145.82889°E / -32.64389; 145.82889 (Victor)
Wagga Cobar Shire 32°37′44″S145°45′21″E / 32.62889°S 145.75583°E / -32.62889; 145.75583 (Wagga)
Walla Wollong Cobar Shire 32°49′10″S146°22′03″E / 32.81944°S 146.36750°E / -32.81944; 146.36750 (Walla Wollong)
Wallandra Carrathool Shire 33°11′19″S145°40′32″E / 33.18861°S 145.67556°E / -33.18861; 145.67556 (Wallandra)
Warbreccan Cobar Shire 32°24′36″S145°34′43″E / 32.41000°S 145.57861°E / -32.41000; 145.57861 (Warbreccan)
Warrabillong Cobar Shire 32°48′50″S146°32′08″E / 32.81389°S 146.53556°E / -32.81389; 146.53556 (Warrabillong)
West Uabba Carrathool Shire 33°15′30″S146°00′03″E / 33.25833°S 146.00083°E / -33.25833; 146.00083 (West Uabba)
Whoey Cobar Shire 33°10′35″S146°18′15″E / 33.17639°S 146.30417°E / -33.17639; 146.30417 (Whoey)
Wilga Carrathool Shire 33°12′28″S145°47′35″E / 33.20778°S 145.79306°E / -33.20778; 145.79306 (Wilga)
Yackerboon Cobar Shire 32°23′14″S145°48′18″E / 32.38722°S 145.80500°E / -32.38722; 145.80500 (Yackerboon)
Yara Cobar Shire 32°49′44″S146°02′25″E / 32.82889°S 146.04028°E / -32.82889; 146.04028 (Yara)
Yara East Cobar Shire 32°54′53″S146°06′17″E / 32.91472°S 146.10472°E / -32.91472; 146.10472 (Yara East)
Yathong Cobar Shire unknown

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  1. "Blaxland County". Geographical Names Register (GNR) of NSW. Geographical Names Board of New South Wales. OOjs UI icon edit-ltr-progressive.svg