Townsend
Townsend County is one of New South Wales’ 141 Cadastral divisions.
It is located in southern New South Wales, next to the Murray River.
Deniliquin can be found there.
Townsend County was named after surveyor Thomas S Townsend, who worked as an assistant to Thomas Livingstone Mitchell.
Here is a list of Parishes in Townsend, New South Wales:
- Banangalite
- Barratta
- Belmore
- Billabong
- Bingellibunbi
- Birganbigil
- Blackwood
- Booabula
- Boonoke
- Boorga
- Booroorban
- Boree
- Bowna
- Boyeo
- Brassi
- Bullatella
- Bungooka
- Campbell
- Carroonboon North
- Carroonboon
- Carse
- Citgathen
- Colimo
- Conargo
- Coolagali
- Coolambil
- Cornalla
- Cudoc
- Currabunganung
- Dahwilly
- Derrulaman
- Devon
- Drysdale
- Dulverton
- Dunkeld
- Edgar
- Euroka
- Euroley
- Finlay
- Gilbert
- Gobram
- Gonawarra
- Gotha
- Harold
- Hartwood
- Hebden
- Jung Jung
- Kerranakoon
- Lamb
- Loch
- Mallee
- Monimail
- Moonbria
- Morago
- Morton
- Moultrassie
- Mundiwa
- Myall
- Nallam
- Nardoo
- Narrama
- Narratoola
- Neerim
- North Conargo
- North Currabunganung
- North Deniliquin
- North Moonbria
- North Zara
- Nyangay
- Officer
- Palmer
- Peppin
- Powheep
- Puckawidgee
- Pungulgui
- Purdanima
- Quandong
- Quiamong
- Ricketson
- Ronald
- South Deniliquin
- South Zara
- Stanaforth
- Tawarra
- Tholobin
- Thulabin
- Thurgoon
- Towool
- Tumudgery
- Walla
- Wandook
- Wanganella
- Warbreccan
- Wargam
- Warrawool
- Warriston
- Warwillah
- Werai
- Werkenbergal
- Willeroo
- Willurah
- Winter
- Wollamai
- Wonnue
- Wononga
- Woonox
- Wureep
- Yalama
- Yalgadoori
- Yallakool
- Yaloke