County of Benambra

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Established 24 February 1871 Area 7,120 km²		Benambra Selwyn (NSW) Founded 24 February 1871

The County of Benambra is one of the 37 counties of Victoria which are part of the cadastral divisions of Australia, used for land titles. It is located between the Mitta Mitta River in the west, and the Murray River to the north and east. The town of Benambra is located near the southern edge. The area of the county roughly corresponds with the Electoral district of Benambra. Corryong is the largest town in the region.

Parishes

Parishes include:

Adjie, Victoria

Beloka, Victoria

Benambra, Victoria

Berringa, Victoria

Berringama, Victoria

Bullioh, Victoria

Bungil East, Victoria

Bungil, Victoria

Burrowye, Victoria

Burrungabugge, Victoria

Canabore, Victoria

Cobungra, Victoria

Colac Colac, Victoria

Corryong, Victoria

Cudgewa, Victoria

Dartella, Victoria

Enano, Victoria

Gibbo, Victoria

Granya, Victoria

Gungarlan, Victoria

Hinno-Munjie, Victoria

Indi, Victoria

Jemba, Victoria

Jinderboine, Victoria

Jinjellic, Victoria

Kancobin, Victoria

Keelangie, Victoria

Koetong, Victoria

Kosciusko, Victoria

Malkara, Victoria

Mitta Mitta, Victoria

Mowamba, Victoria

Moyangul, Victoria

Nariel, Victoria

Pinnibar, Victoria

Talgarno, Victoria

Tatonga, Victoria

Thologolong, Victoria

Thorkidaan, Victoria

Thowgla, Victoria

Tintaldra, Victoria

Towong, Victoria

Wabba, Victoria

Wagra, Victoria

Walwa, Victoria

Welumla, Victoria

Wyeeboo, Victoria

Yabba, Victoria

References

County of Benambra Wikipedia

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