Fraser is a cadastral county on Queensland’s Fraser Coast, an old land-title division rather than a governing body. Its gazetted centre sits at 25°16′S 153°05′E, within the Fraser Coast Regional Council area.
Key Facts
| Label | Value |
|---|---|
| State | Queensland |
| Coordinates | 25°16′S 153°05′E |
| Council area at gazetted centre | Fraser Coast Regional |
| Gazetted | 7 March 1901 (Governor in Council) |
| Type | Cadastral county (land-title division) |
Parishes in Fraser County
- Bowarrady
- Carree
- Moonbi
- Poyungan
- Talboor
- Wathumba
History
The Governor in Council named and bounded Fraser County on 7 March 1901, under the Land Act 1897, as part of the wider survey that fixed Queensland’s counties and parishes for land registration. The gazetteer does not record a specific naming source for Fraser beyond the proclamation itself.
FAQ
Where is Fraser County?
Its gazetted centre is at 25°16′S 153°05′E, in the Fraser Coast Regional Council area.
How many parishes make up Fraser County?
Six: Bowarrady, Carree, Moonbi, Poyungan, Talboor and Wathumba.
Is Fraser County still used?
Only as a land-title reference; Fraser Coast Regional Council administers the area today.
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