Dundas
The cadastral divisions of Australia are made up of 37 counties, and the County of Dundas is one of them.
These counties are used to record land titles.
This county is in Victoria’s Western District.
The Glenelg River runs through the county in the west and north.
In the south, a line runs from Casterton to Penshurst, and in the east, the eastern edge of the Grampians.
Hamilton, Casterton, and Coleraine are some of the bigger towns. It was named a county in 1849.
Here is a list of Parishes in Dundas, Victoria:
- Balmoral
- Barnoolut
- Beear
- Beerik
- Bepcha
- Bil-Bil-Wyt
- Billiminah
- Bochara
- Boreang East
- Boreang West
- Brimboal
- Brim Brim
- Brit Brit
- Bruk Bruk
- Bulart
- Bullawin
- Carapook
- Carrak
- Casterton
- Cavendish
- Coleraine
- Dewrang
- Ganoo Ganoo
- Gatum Gatum
- Geerak
- Gringegalgona
- Gritjurk
- Hilgray
- Jalur
- Jerrywarook
- Kanawalla
- Karabeal
- Karup Karup
- Kongbool
- Koolomert
- Konong Wootong
- Lambruk
- Larneebunyah
- Mirranatwa
- Mokanger
- Mooralla
- Mooree
- Moorwinstowe
- Mostyn
- Moutajup
- Muntham
- Muryrtym
- North Hamilton
- Panyyabyr
- Pawbymbyr
- Pendyk Pendyk
- Redruth
- Tarrayoukyan
- Toolang
- Toolka
- Urangara
- Wando
- Wanwandyra
- Warrayure
- Warrock
- Wategat
- Wing Wing
- Woohlpooer
- Wookurkook
- Wytwalan
- Yarramyljup
- Youpayang