Sturt County
Sturt County is one of the 141 Cadastral divisions of New South Wales. It contains the locality of Carrathool. The Murrumbidgee River is the southern boundary.
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The Carathool Bridge over the Murrumbidgee between Sturt and Boyd
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Sturt County NSW as shown on John Sands 1886 map)[1]
Sturt County was named in honour of the explorer, soldier and public servant Charles Sturt (1795-1869).[2]
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:
Parish | LGA | Coordinates |
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Alleyne | Carrathool Shire Council | 34°18′54″S 145°28′04″E |
Baillie | City of Griffith | 34°22′54″S 145°55′04″E |
Ballingall | City of Griffith | 34°13′54″S 146°00′04″E |
Beabula | Hay Shire Council | 34°13′54″S 145°11′04″E |
Bendigo | City of Griffith | 34°21′54″S 145°47′04″E |
Benerembah | Carrathool Shire Council | 34°28′54″S 145°55′04″E |
Bringagee | Carrathool Shire Council | 34°25′54″S 145°45′04″E |
Buckley | Carrathool Shire Council | 34°09′54″S 145°29′04″E |
Cajaldura | Carrathool Shire Council | 34°23′54″S 145°34′04″E |
Carrathool | Carrathool Shire Council | 34°22′54″S 145°30′04″E |
Carrego | Carrathool Shire Council | 34°05′54″S 145°28′04″E |
Cockburn | Carrathool Shire Council | 34°08′54″S 145°44′04″E |
Denny | Carrathool Shire Council | 34°02′54″S 145°51′04″E |
Djallah | City of Griffith | 34°23′54″S 145°51′04″E |
Downey | Hay Shire Council | 34°11′54″S 145°09′04″E |
Ercildoune | Carrathool Shire Council | 34°18′54″S 145°35′04″E |
Hervey | Carrathool Shire Council | 34°10′54″S 145°42′04″E |
Houlong | Carrathool Shire Council | 34°21′54″S 145°23′04″E |
Hyde Park | Carrathool Shire Council | 34°18′54″S 145°41′04″E |
Kooba | Carrathool Shire Council | 34°04′54″S 146°00′04″E |
Kooroongal | Carrathool Shire Council | 34°23′54″S 145°40′04″E |
Learmonth | City of Griffith | 34°15′54″S 145°48′04″E |
Lethington | Carrathool Shire Council | 34°11′54″S 145°26′04″E |
Livingstone | Carrathool Shire Council | 34°05′54″S 145°37′04″E |
Maiden | Carrathool Shire Council | 34°02′54″S 145°43′04″E |
Mair | Carrathool Shire Council | 34°10′54″S 145°37′04″E |
Mills | Carrathool Shire Council | 34°07′54″S 145°19′04″E |
Mirrool | City of Griffith | 34°08′54″S 146°02′04″E |
Munro | Carrathool Shire Council | 34°02′54″S 145°55′04″E |
North Bringagee | City of Griffith | 34°09′54″S 145°49′04″E |
North Uardry | Carrathool Shire Council | 34°12′54″S 145°19′04″E |
O'Brien | City of Griffith | 33°59′54″S 145°53′04″E |
Quambatook | Carrathool Shire Council | 34°14′54″S 145°36′04″E |
Tabbita | Carrathool Shire Council | 33°54′54″S 146°02′04″E |
Tabbita | Carrathool Shire Council | 33°56′54″S 145°57′04″E |
Terrapee | Carrathool Shire Council | 34°13′54″S 145°31′04″E |
Toms Point | Carrathool Shire Council | 34°29′54″S 145°14′04″E |
Uardry | Carrathool Shire Council | 34°20′54″S 145°18′04″E |
Warburn | City of Griffith | 34°16′54″S 145°53′04″E |
Wiveon | Carrathool Shire Council | 34°14′54″S 145°42′04″E |
Wowong | Carrathool Shire Council | 34°28′54″S 145°50′04″E |
Wycheproof | Carrathool Shire Council | 34°04′54″S 145°32′04″E |
Yannaway | Carrathool Shire Council | 34°13′54″S 145°25′04″E |
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References
- The New atlas of Australia (John Sands 1886) map 21.
- "Sturt County". Geographical Names Register (GNR) of NSW. Geographical Names Board of New South Wales.
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