Dagmar County sits among Queensland’s 322 cadastral land divisions, gazetted under the Land Act 1897 with no governing role attached. Its reference point, 16°57′S 145°00′E, lies within the Shire of Mareeba, and the Governor in Council fixed its boundaries on 7 March 1901.
Key Facts
| Label | Value |
|---|---|
| State | Queensland |
| Coordinates | 16°57′S 145°00′E |
| Local government area at gazetted centre | Shire of Mareeba |
| Proclaimed | 7 March 1901 |
| Queensland Government Gazette | p. 977 (8 March 1901) |
Parishes in Dagmar County
- Buringan
- Cudgee
- Garioch
- Gorilbee
- Kanawarra
- Koobaba
- Layland
- Mappe
- Mar
- Northedge
- Riflemead
- Southedge
- Talgijah
- Tregoora
- Watangay
FAQ
Where is Dagmar County?
Its gazetted point is 16°57′S 145°00′E, within the Shire of Mareeba.
Which council covers Dagmar County’s gazetted centre?
The Shire of Mareeba administers the land at the county’s gazetted point.
How many parishes does Dagmar County have?
It comprises 15 parishes, listed above.
Is Dagmar County still used?
It has no government function today but remains a reference in land titles and property descriptions.
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