County of Tanjil

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Established 24 February 1871 Area 7,327 km²		Tanjil Dargo Founded 24 February 1871

The County of Tanjil (sometimes spelled Tangil) is one of the 37 counties of Victoria which are part of the cadastral divisions of Australia, used for land titles. It includes the coastal area around the Gippsland Lakes. The Mitchell River is the north-eastern boundary. Before the 1860s, the area was part of the former county of Bruce and part of Haddington.

Parishes

Parishes include:

Bairnsdale, Victoria

Baw Baw, Victoria

Bengworden, Victoria

Bengworden West, Victoria

Binnuc, Victoria

Boola Boola, Victoria

Boole Poole, Victoria

Bow-Worrung, Victoria

Briagolong, Victoria

Bullung, Victoria

Bundalaguah, Victoria

Bundowra, Victoria

Butgalla, Victoria

Colquhoun, Victoria

Coongulla, Victoria

Coongulmerang, Victoria

Denison, Victoria

Gillum, Victoria

Glenaladale, Victoria

Glenmaggie, Victoria

Goon Nure, Victoria

Koorool, Victoria

Maffra, Victoria

Marlooh, Victoria

Meerlieu, Victoria

Monomak, Victoria

Moodarra, Victoria

Moolpah, Victoria

Moormurng, Victoria

Moornapa, Victoria

Nap-nap-marra, Victoria

Narrang, Victoria

Narrobuk, Victoria

Narrobuk North, Victoria

Nindoo, Victoria

Numbruk, Victoria

Nuntin, Victoria

Sale, Victoria

Sargood, Victoria

Stratford, Victoria

Tanjil, Victoria

Tanjil East, Victoria

Telbit, Victoria

Tinamba, Victoria

Toolome, Victoria

Toombon, Victoria

Toongabbie North, Victoria

Toongabbie South, Victoria

Wa-de-lock, Victoria

Walhalla, Victoria

Walhalla East, Victoria

Winnindoo, Victoria

Woolenook, Victoria

Wooundellah, Victoria

Worrowing, Victoria

Wrathung, Victoria

Wrixon, Victoria

Wurruk Wurruk, Victoria

Wurutwun, Victoria

Yangoura, Victoria

Yeerik, Victoria

Yeerung, Victoria

References

County of Tanjil Wikipedia

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