County of Dundas, Victoria explained
The County of Dundas is one of the 37 counties of Victoria which are part of the cadastral divisions of Australia, used for land titles. The county is in the Western District of Victoria bounded by the Glenelg River in the west and north, by a line from Casterton to Penshurst in the south, and by the eastern edge of the Grampians in the east. Larger towns include Hamilton, Casterton and Coleraine. The county was proclaimed in 1849.
Parishes
Parishes within the county:
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- Beear
- Beerik
- Bepcha
- Bil-Bil-Wyt
- Billiminah
- Bochara
- Boreang East (part in the County of Borung)
- Boreang West (part in the County of Borung)
- Brimboal
- Brim Brim
- Brit Brit
- Bruk Bruk
- Bulart
- Bullawin
- Carapook
- Carrak
- Casterton (part in the County of Follett)
- 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 (part in the County of Borung)
- Woohlpooer
- Wookurkook
- Wytwalan
- Yarramyljup
- Youpayang
References
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