Polwarth
The cadastral divisions of Australia are made up of 37 counties, and the County of Polwarth is one of them.
These counties are used to record land titles.
The county is in Victoria’s Western District and includes the Cape Otway area.
The Gellibrand River runs through the county in the west, and the Anglesea River and Barwon River run through it in the east.
In the north, a line from Winchelsea runs through Colac to Larpent, and in the south, Bass Strait cuts the county in half. Colac is the biggest town.
It was named a county in 1849.
Here is a list of Parishes in Polwarth, Victoria:
- Aire
- Angahook
- Bambra
- Barongarook
- Barramunga
- Barwon Downs
- Barwongemoong
- Birregurra (part in the County of Grenville)
- Boonah
- Colac
- Elliminyt
- Gerangamete
- Irrewarra
- Irrewillipe
- Kaanglang
- Krambruk
- La Trobe (part in the County of Heytesbury)
- Lorne
- Moomowroong
- Moorbanool
- Murroon
- Nalangil
- Natte Murrang
- Newlingrook
- Olangolah
- Otway
- Pirron Yaloak
- Wangerrip
- Warrion (part in the County of Grenville)
- Weeaproinah
- Wensleydale
- Whoorel
- Wongarra
- Wyelangta
- Yan Yan Gourt
- Yaugher
- Yeo