Tanjil

It is one of 37 counties in Victoria that make up the cadastral divisions of Australia, which are used for land titles.

The county name is Tanjil, which is sometimes spelt Tangil.

The area along the coast near the Gippsland Lakes is part of it. The Mitchell River marks the northern border.

In the years before the 1860s, the land was in both Bruce County and Haddington County.

Here is a list of Parishes in Tanjil, Victoria:

1. Bairnsdale, Victoria
2. Baw Baw, Victoria
3. Bengworden, Victoria
4. Bengworden West, Victoria
5. Binnuc, Victoria
6. Boola Boola, Victoria
7. Boole Poole, Victoria
8. Bow-Worrung, Victoria
9. Briagolong, Victoria
10. Bullung, Victoria
11. Bundalaguah, Victoria
12. Bundowra, Victoria
13. Butgalla, Victoria
14. Colquhoun, Victoria
15. Coongulla, Victoria
16. Coongulmerang, Victoria
17. Denison, Victoria
18. Gillum, Victoria
19. Glenaladale, Victoria
20. Glenmaggie, Victoria
21. Goon Nure, Victoria
22. Koorool, Victoria
23. Maffra, Victoria
24. Marlooh, Victoria
25. Meerlieu, Victoria
26. Monomak, Victoria
27. Moodarra, Victoria
28. Moolpah, Victoria
29. Moormurng, Victoria
30. Moornapa, Victoria
31. Nap-nap-marra, Victoria
32. Narrang, Victoria
33. Narrobuk, Victoria
34. Narrobuk North, Victoria
35. Nindoo, Victoria
36. Numbruk, Victoria
37. Nuntin, Victoria
38. Sale, Victoria
39. Sargood, Victoria
40. Stratford, Victoria
41. Tanjil, Victoria
42. Tanjil East, Victoria
43. Telbit, Victoria
44. Tinamba, Victoria
45. Toolome, Victoria
46. Toombon, Victoria
47. Toongabbie North, Victoria
48. Toongabbie South, Victoria
49. Wa-de-lock, Victoria
50. Walhalla, Victoria
51. Walhalla East, Victoria
52. Winnindoo, Victoria
53. Woolenook, Victoria
54. Wooundellah, Victoria
55. Worrowing, Victoria
56. Wrathung, Victoria
57. Wrixon, Victoria
58. Wurruk Wurruk, Victoria
59. Wurutwun, Victoria
60. Yangoura, Victoria
61. Yeerik, Victoria
62. Yeerung, Victoria