Wentworth
Wentworth County is one of New South Wales’ 141 Cadastral divisions.
The Murray River forms the southern boundary, and the Darling River’s Anabranch forms the western boundary.
It includes the area where the Darling and Murray rivers meet.
The county was named after the explorer and statesman William Charles Wentworth.
Here is a list of Parishes in Wentworth, New South Wales:
- Annand
- Arumpo
- Avoca
- Belar
- Bingoo
- Brewang
- Bullanmong
- Bulubula
- Bunneringee
- Buraguy
- Burrie
- Burtundy
- Cliffs
- Connargee
- Coonpa
- Copar
- Cowl
- Cudmore
- Curnoo
- Darling
- Dean
- Emu
- Gol Gol
- Gutpy
- Illingerry
- Letheroe
- Lissan
- Matong
- Merche
- Merno
- Milkengay
- Millie
- Mimi
- Mindelwul
- Moangola
- Moorpa
- Mourquong
- Murnowella
- Nanga
- Neilpo
- North Cowl
- Nundrower
- Ogro
- Oporto
- Palinyewah
- Para
- Paringi
- Pernolingay
- Poimba
- Pondery
- Pulpa
- Roma
- Salt Lake
- Scott
- Sturt
- Tapio
- Tarangara
- Thirrang
- Thitto
- Thoomby
- Til Til
- Tiltao
- Toontora
- Tugima
- Tulrigo
- Uki
- Ulong
- Wambera
- Wentworth
- Winnegow
- Yerta