Wallace
Wallace County is one of New South Wales’ 141 Cadastral divisions.
The Snowy River forms the southern and southern-east boundaries, while the Murrumbidgee River forms the northern boundary.
It encompasses the Jindabyne region.
Wallace County was named after Sir John Alexander Dunlop Agnew Wallace, Sixth Baronet (1775-1857).
Here is a list of Parishes in Wallace, New South Wales:
- Abington
- Adaminaby
- Adaminiby
- Addicumbene
- Arable
- Backalum
- Beloka
- Beurina
- Blakefield
- Bloomfield
- Bobundara
- Bolaira
- Bradley
- Buckenderra
- Bulgundara
- Bullenbalong
- Cabramurra
- Caddigat
- Chippendale
- Clapton
- Clyde
- Coolamatong
- Coonhoonbula
- Cootralantra
- Crackenback
- Eucumbene
- Gabramatta
- Gooandra
- Gordon
- Grose
- Gungarlin
- Guthega
- Gygederick
- Ingebirah
- Ingeegoodbee
- Jimenbuen
- Jinderboine
- Kalkite
- Kiandra
- Kosciusko
- Kosciuszko
- Lake
- Marrinumbla
- Matong
- Middlingbank
- Mitchell
- Mowamba
- Mowamba
- Moyangul
- Munyang
- Murroo
- Myack
- Myalla
- Napier
- Nimmo
- Numbla
- Nungar
- Popong
- Seymour
- Tantangara
- The Peak
- Thredbo
- Tongaroo
- Townsend
- Wallgrove
- Wambrook
- Wilson
- Wullwye