Clyde
Clyde County is one of the 141 Cadastral divisions of New South Wales, Australia.
It is situated between the Bogan and Barwon rivers in the area where they meet.
This is the area south of Brewarrina that extends as far east as Carinda.
The boundary in the north-east also includes a small portion of the Macquarie and Castlereagh rivers.
The county of Clyde was named after Field Marshal Sir Colin Campbell, Baron Clyde (1792-1863).
Here is a list of Parishes in Clyde, New South Wales:
- Annan
- Back Willoi
- Ballaree
- Beemery
- Bendermere
- Billybingbone
- Blowan
- Bouka Bouka
- Brewarrina
- Briarie
- Buckinguy
- Carinda
- Cashmere
- Charlton
- Clements
- Coolaree
- Coorabur
- Cowabee
- Cowal
- Cowga
- Cox
- Cuddie
- Derri Derri
- Dooral
- Druid
- Esperance
- Ethelberg
- Galar
- Gangarry
- Geera
- Gidgerah
- Ginge
- Ginghet
- Gobollion
- Gongolgon
- Gralwin
- Grandool
- Grandoonbone
- Gunderwerrie
- Haradon
- Higgins
- Langmore
- Lindsay
- Lynch
- Meranda
- Merunda
- Molle
- Morla
- Mundadoo
- Mundawah
- Navina
- Quabothoo
- Ridge
- Stonehenge
- Thuara
- Thudie
- Tichawanta
- Tulloch
- Uki
- Ulourie
- Wammerawa
- Waveney
- Weeli
- Welman
- Weribiddee
- Wilga
- Willa Murra
- Willary
- Willenbone
- Willewa
- Willi Culling
- Willoi
- Womboin
- Wommera
- Wommo
- Wyabray
- Yambacuna
- Yanda
- Yarea
- Yarrawin