Nicholson
Nicholson County is one of New South Wales’ 141 Cadastral divisions. Hillston, Goolgowi, Gunbar, Merriwagga, Goorawin, and Langtree are all part of it.
The Lachlan River forms its northern and western boundaries.
The county is named after the statesman Sir Charles Nicholson (1808-1903).
Here is a list of Parishes in Nicholson, New South Wales:
- Amoilla North
- Amoilla
- Beaconsfield
- Belaley
- Bellingerambil East
- Bellingerambil South
- Bellingerambil
- Berangerine
- Bogia
- Bolton
- Booligal
- Bootheragandra
- Bouyaree
- Bowerabine
- Bulgura
- Bunda East
- Bunda North
- Bunda
- Burgess
- Caninganima
- Carilla
- Chirnside
- Coowerrawine
- East Marowie
- Elliott
- Eurella
- Eurugabah
- Fox
- Gonowlia
- Goolgowi South
- Goolgowi West
- Goolgowi
- Griffiths
- Honuna North
- Honuna
- Hopwood
- Huntawong
- Ivanhoe
- Lachlan
- Lake Gunbar
- Langtree
- Loughnan
- Mea Mia North
- Mea Mia South
- Mea Mia
- Melbergen South
- Melbergen
- Molesworth
- Moncton
- Moon Moon
- Mulla Mulla
- Mullion
- Naradhun
- Neobine
- Parker
- Redbank
- Russell
- South Marowie
- Stackpoole
- Synnot
- Tambalana
- Townsend
- Wallanthery
- Warrabalong
- Weenya
- Weepool
- Weerie
- Whealbah South
- Yandumblin
- Yurdyilla