Denison County

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Denison
New South Wales
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Location in New South Wales
Lands administrative divisions around Denison:
Townsend Urana Urana
Townsend Denison Hume
Moira (Vic) Moira (Vic) Bogong (Vic)

Denison County is one of the 141 Cadastral divisions of New South Wales. It contains the towns of Barooga and Berrigan.

Berrigan, New South Wales Town in New South Wales, Australia

Berrigan is a town on the Riverina Highway in the Riverina region of New South Wales, Australia. Berrigan is in the Berrigan Shire local government area and contains the Berrigan Shire Council offices. At the 2016 census, Berrigan had a population of 1,260.

Denison County was named in honour of the Governor-General of New South Wales, Sir William Thomas Denison (1804-1871). [1]

Parishes within this county

Denison County NSW as shown on John Sands 1886 map) Denison County NSW John Sands Map (B&W).png
Denison County NSW as shown on John Sands 1886 map)

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:

Local government in Australia

Local government in Australia is the third tier of government in Australia administered by the states and territories, which in turn are beneath the federal tier. Local government is not mentioned in the Constitution of Australia and two referenda in the 1970s and 1980s to alter the Constitution relating to local government were unsuccessful. Every state government recognises local government in their respective constitutions. Unlike Canada or the United States, there is only one level of local government in each state, with no distinction such as cities and counties.

ParishLGACoordinates
Barooga Berrigan Shire Council 35°49′54″S145°40′04″E / 35.83167°S 145.66778°E / -35.83167; 145.66778 (Barooga)
Berrigan Berrigan Shire Council 35°33′54″S145°44′04″E / 35.56500°S 145.73444°E / -35.56500; 145.73444 (Berrigan)
Boomanoomana Berrigan Shire Council 35°54′54″S145°54′04″E / 35.91500°S 145.90111°E / -35.91500; 145.90111 (Boomanoomana)
Bull Plain Federation Council 35°44′54″S146°10′04″E / 35.74833°S 146.16778°E / -35.74833; 146.16778 (Bull Plain)
Carlyle Berrigan Shire Council 35°49′54″S145°54′04″E / 35.83167°S 145.90111°E / -35.83167; 145.90111 (Carlyle)
Coreen West Federation Council 35°38′54″S146°14′04″E / 35.64833°S 146.23444°E / -35.64833; 146.23444 (Coreen West)
Cottadidda Berrigan Shire Council 35°54′54″S145°45′04″E / 35.91500°S 145.75111°E / -35.91500; 145.75111 (Cottadidda)
Denison Federation Council 35°47′54″S146°09′04″E / 35.79833°S 146.15111°E / -35.79833; 146.15111 (Denison)
Dry Forest Federation Council 30°52′54″S146°10′04″E / 30.88167°S 146.16778°E / -30.88167; 146.16778 (Dry Forest)
Finley Berrigan Shire Council 35°38′54″S145°36′04″E / 35.64833°S 145.60111°E / -35.64833; 145.60111 (Finley)
Gereldery Berrigan Shire Council 35°41′54″S145°49′04″E / 35.69833°S 145.81778°E / -35.69833; 145.81778 (Gereldery)
Headford Berrigan Shire Council 35°44′54″S145°42′04″E / 35.74833°S 145.70111°E / -35.74833; 145.70111 (Headford)
Kilnyana Berrigan Shire Council 35°45′54″S145°55′04″E / 35.76500°S 145.91778°E / -35.76500; 145.91778 (Kilnyana)
Lalalty Berrigan Shire Council 35°50′54″S145°46′04″E / 35.84833°S 145.76778°E / -35.84833; 145.76778 (Lalalty)
Langunya Berrigan Shire Council 35°43′54″S145°36′04″E / 35.73167°S 145.60111°E / -35.73167; 145.60111 (Langunya)
Momolong Federation Council 35°35′54″S146°00′04″E / 35.59833°S 146.00111°E / -35.59833; 146.00111 (Momolong)
Mulwala Federation Council 35°55′54″S146°01′04″E / 35.93167°S 146.01778°E / -35.93167; 146.01778 (Mulwala)
Nangunia Berrigan Shire Council 35°45′54″S145°48′04″E / 35.76500°S 145.80111°E / -35.76500; 145.80111 (Nangunia)
Narrow Plains Federation Council 35°37′54″S146°04′04″E / 35.63167°S 146.06778°E / -35.63167; 146.06778 (Narrow Plains)
Osborne Berrigan Shire Council 35°36′54″S145°50′04″E / 35.61500°S 145.83444°E / -35.61500; 145.83444 (Osborne)
Sargood Berrigan Shire Council 35°32′54″S145°38′04″E / 35.54833°S 145.63444°E / -35.54833; 145.63444 (Sargood)
Savernake Federation Council 35°45′54″S146°01′04″E / 35.76500°S 146.01778°E / -35.76500; 146.01778 (Savernake)
Tocumwal Berrigan Shire Council 35°46′54″S145°33′04″E / 35.78167°S 145.55111°E / -35.78167; 145.55111 (Tocumwal)
Tongaboo Berrigan Shire Council 35°32′54″S145°34′04″E / 35.54833°S 145.56778°E / -35.54833; 145.56778 (Tongaboo)
Turramia Federation Council 35°56′54″S146°07′04″E / 35.94833°S 146.11778°E / -35.94833; 146.11778 (Turramia)
Ulupna Berrigan Shire Council 35°37′54″S145°33′04″E / 35.63167°S 145.55111°E / -35.63167; 145.55111 (Ulupna)
Wahgunyah Federation Council 35°50′54″S146°02′04″E / 35.84833°S 146.03444°E / -35.84833; 146.03444 (Wahgunyah)
Wangamong Federation Council 35°37′54″S146°08′04″E / 35.63167°S 146.13444°E / -35.63167; 146.13444 (Wangamong)
Warmatta Berrigan Shire Council 35°41′54″S145°55′04″E / 35.69833°S 145.91778°E / -35.69833; 145.91778 (Warmatta)
Warragubogra Berrigan Shire Council 35°38′54″S145°42′04″E / 35.64833°S 145.70111°E / -35.64833; 145.70111 (Warragubogra)
Woperana Berrigan Shire Council 35°41′54″S145°30′04″E / 35.69833°S 145.50111°E / -35.69833; 145.50111 (Woperana)

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References

  1. "Denison". Geographical Names Register (GNR) of NSW. Geographical Names Board of New South Wales . Retrieved 4 August 2013. OOjs UI icon edit-ltr-progressive.svg
  2. The New atlas of Australia (John Sands 1886) map 21.