Borung
The cadastral divisions of Australia are made up of 37 counties, and the County of Borung is one of them.
These counties are used to record land titles.
At 36°S, the northern edge of the county is marked.
In the north, 142°E marks the western edge, and 143°E marks the eastern edge.
Dimboola, Warracknabeal, Horsham, and Stawell are some of the bigger cities in the area.
It was made a county in 1871, along with the other counties in the Wimmera Land District. It was named a county in 1871.
Here is a list of Parishes in Borung, Victoria:
- Ararat
- Areegra
- Ashens
- Bangerang
- Batchica
- Batyik
- Bellaura
- Bellellen
- Beyal
- Boreang East
- Boreang West
- Boroka
- Bulgana
- Bungalally
- Burrong North
- Burrong South
- Burrum Burrum
- Callawadda
- Cannum
- Carron
- Concongella
- Concongella South
- Corack
- Dimboola
- Dollin
- Dooen
- Drung Drung
- Dunmunkle
- Dunneworthy
- Gampola
- Glenorchy
- Glynwylln
- Golton Golton
- Hindmarsh
- Horsham
- Illawarra
- Jallukar
- Jeparit
- Joop
- Jung Jung
- Kalkee
- Kalymna
- Katyil
- Kellalac
- Kewell East
- Kewell West
- Kirkella
- Knaawing
- Laen
- Lah-arum
- Lallat
- Ledcourt
- Lexington
- Longerenong
- Marma
- Mockinya
- Mokepilly
- Mount Cole
- Moyston
- Moyston West
- Narraport
- Nullan
- Quantong
- Riachella
- Rich Avon East
- Rich Avon West
- Rupanyup
- Stawell
- Tarranyurk
- Vectis East
- Wallup
- Warmur
- Warracknabeal
- Warrak
- Warranook
- Warra Warra
- Wartook
- Warung
- Watchem
- Watta Wella
- Werrigar
- Wilkur
- Willam
- Willenabrina
- Wirchilleba
- Witchipool
- Wonwondah
- Yellangip