Bowen

Bowen County is a cadastral division in Queensland, Australia, located west of Bundaberg in the Wide Bay-Burnett region.

It was named after Sir George Ferguson Bowen, Queensland’s first Governor.

The county is bounded on the east by Cook County, on the south by Mackenzie County, on the west by Yarrol, Flinders, and Cook County, and on the north by the northern boundaries of the parishes of Toweran, Kolonga, and Manduran.

Bowen County is primarily rural, with agriculture and mining as the primary industries.

Beef, dairy, and grain are the most important agricultural products. Coal, limestone, and sand are the most important mineral products.

There are also several national parks and forests in the county, including Cania Gorge National Park, Kroombit Tops National Park, and Mount Walsh National Park.

Here is a list of Parishes in Bowen, Queensland:

1. Binjour
2. Boolbunda
3. Chin Chin
4. Gin Gin
5. Grosvenor
6. Joanborough
7. Jonday
8. Kolonga
9. Mingo
10. Monduran
11. Moolboolaman
12. Mount Perry
13. St Agnes
14. Tarrara
15. Taughboyne
16. Toweran
17. Walla
18. Wateranga
19. Wetheron
20. Wolca
21. Wonbah
22. Yenda