Baradine
Baradine County is one of the 141 Cadastral divisions of New South Wales.
It is bounded in the north by the Namoi River, and includes the land south to Coonabarabran, which is on its southern edge.
This includes land on both sides of the Baradine Creek and the town of Baradine.
Here is a list of Parishes in Baradine, New South Wales:
- Badham
- Baradine
- Barwon
- Berigerie
- Berrybah
- Boorimah
- Bugaldie
- Bullerawa
- Bulliwy
- Bundill
- Bungle Gully
- Carlo
- Ceelnoy
- Coolangoola
- Coomore
- Coomore South
- Cooper
- Cox
- Cubbo
- Culnooy
- Cumberdoon
- Cumbil
- Dandry
- Dangar
- Denevoli
- Doyle
- Dubbo
- Dunwerian
- Etoo
- Euligal
- Evans
- Gidgenbar
- Ginee
- Goangra
- Goorianawa
- Gora
- Gwabegar
- Hall
- Jamalong
- Kenebri
- Leslie
- Mackenzie
- Mcfarlane
- Meit
- Merebene
- Merimborough
- Merritombea
- Midgee
- Milchomi
- Miller
- Minnon
- Moglewit
- Muttama
- Newman
- Orr
- Parsons
- Pilliga
- Quegobla
- Rundle
- Tallama
- Talluba
- Teni
- Terembone
- Teridgerie
- Tunis
- Ukerbarley
- Ulambie
- Urawilkie
- Wambadule
- Wangan
- Wheoh
- White
- Wittenbra
- Worigal
- Yarraman
- Yarren
- Yarrigan
- Yearanan