Wellesley
Wellesley County is one of New South Wales’ 141 Cadastral divisions.
It shares a border with Victoria, with the Snowy River forming part of the northern boundary. Bombala is included.
The county of Wellesley was named after Governor General of India Richard Colley Wellesley, Marquis Wellesley (1760-1842).
Here is a list of Parishes in Wellesley, New South Wales:
- Alexander
- Ashton
- Biddi
- Boco
- Bombala
- Bungarby
- Bungee
- Burnima
- Burrimbucco
- Byadbo
- Cambalong
- Cathcart
- Coolumbooka
- Cooper
- Corrowong
- Creewah
- Delegate
- Gecar
- Glenbog
- Grenville
- Gulgin
- Gunning Grach
- Hayen
- Ironmungy
- Jettiba
- Lawson
- Maffra
- Maharatta
- Meringo
- Merriangaah
- Merrumbulo
- Mila
- Mount Trooper
- Nelson
- Nimmitabel
- Peters
- Pickering
- Quidong
- Rodney
- Tangaroo
- Tarrabandra
- Thoko
- Tingaringi
- Tivy
- Tombong
- Wangellic
- Wellington
- Wellsmore
- Wollondibby