Sturt
Sturt County is one of New South Wales’ 141 Cadastral divisions.
It includes the town of Carrathool. The Murrumbidgee River forms the southern limit.
Sturt County was named after Charles Sturt (1795-1869), an explorer, soldier, and public servant.
Here is a list of Parishes in Sturt, New South Wales:
- Alleyne
- Baillie
- Ballingall
- Beabula
- Bendigo
- Benerembah
- Bringagee
- Buckley
- Cajaldura
- Carrathool
- Carrego
- Cockburn
- Denny
- Djallah
- Downey
- Ercildoune
- Hervey
- Houlong
- Hyde Park
- Kooba
- Kooroongal
- Learmonth
- Lethington
- Livingstone
- Maiden
- Mair
- Mills
- Mirrool
- Munro
- North Bringagee
- North Uardry
- O’Brien
- Quambatook
- Tabbita
- Tabbita
- Terrapee
- Toms Point
- Uardry
- Warburn
- Wiveon
- Wowong
- Wycheproof
- Yannaway