Finch
Finch County is one of New South Wales’ 141 Cadastral divisions.
It is bounded on the west by the Narran River, on the south and east by the Barwon River, and on the north by the Queensland border.
Lightning Ridge is included.
Finch County was named after surveyor Heneage Finch, grandson of the 3rd Earl of Aylesford.
Here is a list of Parishes in Finch, New South Wales:
- Bagot
- Baloon
- Barnbah
- Barrangeel
- Bibble
- Bimber
- Birben
- Birrah
- Blackwood
- Bloxsome
- Bogra
- Bon Bon
- Boorara
- Boorooma
- Borah
- Buddah
- Buggee
- Bukkulla
- Bumble
- Bundabarrina
- Bundah
- Bunghill
- Burbah
- Burrabebe
- Burran Burran
- Burrandown
- Burrawandool
- Calmuldi
- Cambo Cambo
- Campbell
- Collarindabri
- Combadery
- Coocoran
- Coogarah
- Corona
- Cowelba
- Cumborah
- Cunnianna
- Currall
- Daraaba
- Deripas
- Dungalear
- Dungell
- Dunumbral
- Durabeba
- Eales
- Eckford
- Elphinstone
- Eulan
- Euminbah
- Eurawin
- Finch
- Gamalally
- Gingie
- Glatherindi
- Gooningeri
- Gooraway
- Gordon
- Gorie Gorie
- Grawin
- Greaves
- Green
- Gummanaldi
- Gundabloui
- Gurilly
- Gurley
- Hungerford
- Imbergee
- Kee Kee
- Keilmoi
- Kennedy
- Kigwigil
- Kurragong
- Langloh
- Llanillo
- Lolleep
- Maggarie
- Manning
- Mebea
- Mein
- Milrea
- Mogil Mogul
- Moongulla
- Mooni
- Mooroo
- Moramina
- Morendah
- Mullingowba
- Mundoo
- Mureabun
- Narran
- Peelborough
- Pine
- Pinegobla
- Plumbolah
- Queega
- Rose
- Scott
- Somerville
- Talawa
- Telinebone
- Tomorrago
- Townday
- Tutawa
- Ulah
- Urandool
- Wallah
- Wallangulla
- Wammell
- Waugh
- Wee Warra
- Werribilla
- Wilby Wilby
- Wilga
- Wilkie
- Wooburrabebe
- Yarraman
- Yeranbah
- Yerangle
- Yourblah