Wakool
Wakool County is one of New South Wales’ 141 Cadastral divisions.
The Wakool River is the county’s most prominent geographical feature.
The towns of Barham, Moulamein, Wakool, and Kyalite are located in the county.
Wakool is thought to be derived from a local Aboriginal word.
Here is a list of Parishes in Wakool, New South Wales:
- Baldon
- Balpool
- Barham
- Barrabu
- Belmore
- Benjee
- Berambong
- Beremegad
- Binbinette
- Bookit
- Boyd
- Bundyulumblah
- Bungunyah
- Burbagadah
- Burrawang
- Bymue
- Cangan
- Caroonboon
- Chowar
- Cobwell
- Cockran
- Colvin
- Condoulpe
- Coobool
- Coonamit
- Cootnite
- Corry
- Cunninyeuk
- Currpool
- Danberry
- Darlot
- Firebrace
- Genoe
- Gerabbit
- Gnuie
- Gonn
- Gwynne
- Gynong
- Hindmarsh
- Jimaringle
- Kerkeri
- Kirrabirri
- Kyalite
- Landale
- Liewa
- Lintot
- Lyle
- Mallan
- Mallee
- Mein
- Mellool
- Merran
- Merwin
- Mia Mia
- Milleu
- Miranda
- Moolpa
- Moorongatta
- Moulamein South
- Moulamein
- Murga
- Nearroongaroo
- Niemur
- Noorong
- Nullum
- Nunnagoyt
- Nyang
- Parquin
- Perekerten
- Pevensey
- Poon Boon
- Puah
- Raubelle
- Salisbury
- Speewa
- Tchelery
- Thalaka
- Tittil
- Tooleybuc
- Toolmah
- Toolon
- Towweruk
- Turora
- Wakool
- Wandaradget
- Wetuppa
- Whymoul
- Willakool
- Windouran
- Winter
- Wood
- Woorooma
- Worobyan
- Yadabal
- Yadchow
- Yanga
- Yarrein
- Yellymong