Young
Young County is one of New South Wales’ 141 Cadastral divisions.
It encompasses the area west of Wilcannia.
The Darling River forms the state’s southern boundary.
Young County was named after Sir John Young, First Baron Lisgar (1807-1876), the twelfth Governor of New South Wales.
Here is a list of Parishes in Young, New South Wales:
- Ardennes
- Barbston
- Baroorangee
- Blanche
- Blumenthal
- Bonley
- Brougham
- Broughton
- Bungaroo
- Cameron
- Clayton
- Cobrilla
- Comarto
- Corega
- Coromerry
- Culpaulin
- Cuthowara
- Dalglish
- Darling
- Daubeny
- Desailly
- Dickens
- Dry Lake
- Evelyn
- Garland
- Goode
- Greville
- Griffiths
- Jennings
- Kambula
- King
- Kopago
- Loftus
- Mackenzie
- Mitchell
- Moorabin
- Moorguinnia
- Morriset
- Mulga
- Mulyenery
- Murchison
- Netallie
- Paradise
- Parkes
- Peveril
- Robinson
- Sutherland
- Tallandra
- Ultimo
- Waltragalda
- Wilcannia
- Willis
- Wood
- Woore
- Woorungil
- Woytchugga
- Young
- Yungnulgra