Carlisle County is a cadastral division of Queensland. Its gazetted point sits at 21°10′S 148°52′E, within Mackay Regional Council’s area, and the Queensland Government Gazette records it on page 972.
Key Facts
| Label | Value |
|---|---|
| State | Queensland |
| Coordinates | 21°10′S 148°52′E |
| Local government area at gazetted centre | Mackay Regional Council |
| Queensland Government Gazette page | 972 |
Parishes in Carlisle County
- Abingdon
- Bassett
- Beverley
- Bloomsbury
- Bong Bong
- Chelona
- Eton
- Greenmount
- Hamilton
- Hampden
- Hazledean
- Hector
- Homebush
- Howard
- Ingot
- Kelvin
- Lacy
- Macartney
- Marton
- Mia Mia
- Mount Funnel
- Ossa
- Pelion
- Sarina
- St Helens
- Teemburra
FAQ
Where is Carlisle County?
Its gazetted point is 21°10′S 148°52′E, within the Mackay Regional Council area.
How many parishes make up Carlisle County?
Twenty-six, from Abingdon and Bassett through to Sarina, St Helens and Teemburra.
Which council covers Carlisle County’s centre?
Mackay Regional Council.
Is Carlisle County still used?
It survives in land titles and property descriptions only, with no council or government role today.
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