County of Mornington explained

Type:	cadastral
Mornington
State:	vic
Established:	10 January 1849
Area:	4209
Near-Nw:	Bourke
Near-N:	Evelyn
Near-Ne:	Evelyn
Near-E:	Buln Buln
Near-Se:	Buln Buln
Near-S:	Bass Strait
Near-Sw:	Bass Strait
Near-W:	Port Phillip

The County of Mornington is one of the 37 counties of Victoria which are part of the cadastral divisions of Australia, used for land titles. It is located to the south-east of Melbourne, including the Mornington Peninsula, French Island and Phillip Island. The county was proclaimed in 1849.

Parishes

Parishes include:

• Balnarring, Victoria
• Berwick, Victoria
• Bittern, Victoria
• Bunyip, Victoria
• Corinella, Victoria
• Cranbourne, Victoria
• Eumemmerring, Victoria
• Fingal, Victoria
• Flinders, Victoria
• Frankston, Victoria
• French Island, Victoria
• Gembrook, Victoria
• Jeetho West, Victoria
• Jeetho, Victoria
• Jumbunna East, Victoria
• Jumbunna, Victoria
• Kangerong, Victoria
• Kongwak, Victoria
• Koo Wee Rup East, Victoria
• Koo Wee Rup, Victoria
• Kurrambee, Victoria
• Lang Lang East, Victoria
• Lang Lang, Victoria
• Langwarrin, Victoria
• Lyndhurst, Victoria
• Moorooduc, Victoria
• Nar Nar Goon, Victoria
• Narre Warren, Victoria
• Nepean, Victoria
• Pakenham, Victoria
• Phillip Island, Victoria
• Ringwood, Victoria
• Sherwood, Victoria
• Tonimbuk East, Victoria
• Tonimbuk, Victoria
• Tyabb, Victoria
• Wannaeue, Victoria
• Wonthaggi North, Victoria
• Wonthaggi, Victoria
• Woolamai, Victoria
• Yallock, Victoria
• Yannathan, Victoria

External links

• Vicnames, place name details
• Research aids, Victoria 1910
• Cadastral map of the Co. of Mornington, showing timber and water reserves, pastoral, agricultural and grazing lands and mineral deposits. 1880s, National Library of Australia

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