Hunter
Hunter County was one of New South Wales’ original nineteen counties and is now one of the state’s 141 cadastral divisions.
It encompasses much of Wollemi National Park and is located between the Hunter River in the north and the Colo River in the south.
The Macdonald River is located to the east.
Governor John Hunter (1737-1821) was honoured with the name Hunter County.
Here is a list of Parishes in Hunter, New South Wales:
- Angorawa
- Arndell
- Baerami
- Blackwater
- Bulga
- Bureen
- Capertee
- Caroora
- Colo
- Cook
- Coonbaralba
- Coorongooba
- Coricudgy
- Doyle
- Glen Alice
- Grono
- Gullongulong
- Gungalwa
- Hawkesbury
- Hungerford
- Hunter
- Innes
- Ivory
- Jamison
- Kekeelbon
- Kindarun
- Lemington
- Macdonald
- Martindale
- McLean
- Medhurst
- Mediwah
- Mellong
- Mirrie
- Monundilla
- Myrtle
- Nullo
- Palomorang
- Parnell
- Parr
- Parry
- Phillip
- Piribil
- Poppong
- Putty
- Six Brothers
- Sturt
- Tollagong
- Tomalpin
- Tonga
- Tupa
- Wambo
- Wareng
- Weeney
- White
- Whybrow
- Wilpen
- Windsor
- Wirraba
- Wolgan
- Wollemi
- Womerah
- Wonga
- Yengo