Sturt County is one of the 141 cadastral divisions of New South Wales. It contains the locality of Carrathool. The Murrumbidgee River is the southern boundary.
Sturt County was named in honour of the explorer, soldier and public servant Charles Sturt (1795–1869).
Parishes within this county A full list of parishes found within this county; their current LGA and mapping coordinates to the approximate centre of each location is as follows:
Parish LGA Coordinates Alleyne Carrathool Shire Council Baillie City of Griffith Ballingall City of Griffith Beabula Hay Shire Council Bendigo City of Griffith Benerembah Carrathool Shire Council Bringagee Carrathool Shire Council Buckley Carrathool Shire Council Cajaldura Carrathool Shire Council Carrathool Carrathool Shire Council Carrego Carrathool Shire Council Cockburn Carrathool Shire Council Denny Carrathool Shire Council Djallah City of Griffith Downey Hay Shire Council Ercildoune Carrathool Shire Council Hervey Carrathool Shire Council Houlong Carrathool Shire Council Hyde Park Carrathool Shire Council Kooba Carrathool Shire Council Kooroongal Carrathool Shire Council Learmonth City of Griffith Lethington Carrathool Shire Council Livingstone Carrathool Shire Council Maiden Carrathool Shire Council Mair Carrathool Shire Council Mills Carrathool Shire Council Mirrool City of Griffith Munro Carrathool Shire Council North Bringagee City of Griffith North Uardry Carrathool Shire Council O'Brien City of Griffith Quambatook Carrathool Shire Council Tabbita Carrathool Shire Council Tabbita Carrathool Shire Council Terrapee Carrathool Shire Council Toms Point Carrathool Shire Council Uardry Carrathool Shire Council Warburn City of Griffith Wiveon Carrathool Shire Council Wowong Carrathool Shire Council Wycheproof Carrathool Shire Council Yannaway Carrathool Shire Council
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