Grant

The cadastral divisions of Australia are made up of 37 counties, and the County of Grant is one of them.

These counties are used to record land titles.

It is west of Melbourne, on the west side of Port Phillip, and Geelong is in it.

Balarat is in the northwest corner of it. In the west, the Yarrowee River runs through it.

In the north, the Great Dividing Range, and in the east, the Werribee River runs through it.

It was named a county in 1853.

Geologically, the Darriwilian Age is part of the Ordovician Period. It is named after the parish of Darriwil in the county.

Here is a list of Parishes in Grant, Victoria: