Darling County is one of the 141 cadastral divisions of New South Wales. It includes Manilla and Barraba
Darling County was probably named after the seventh Governor of New South Wales Sir Ralph Darling (1775–1858).
Parishes 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 Alfred Tamworth Regional Council Baldwin Tamworth Regional Council Barraba Tamworth Regional Council Belmore Tamworth Regional Council Borah Tamworth Regional Council Borinde Tamworth Regional Council Cuerindi Tamworth Regional Council Darling Tamworth Regional Council Dinawirindi Tamworth Regional Council Dowe Tamworth Regional Council Eumur Tamworth Regional Council Fitzroy Tamworth Regional Council Fleming Tamworth Regional Council Gladstone Tamworth Regional Council Gulligal Tamworth Regional Council Hall Tamworth Regional Council Halloran Tamworth Regional Council Hobden Tamworth Regional Council Ironbark Tamworth Regional Council Keepit Gunnedah Shire Lowry Tamworth Regional Council Manilla Tamworth Regional Council Mundowey Tamworth Regional Council Namoi Gunnedah Shire Nandewar Tamworth Regional Council Nangahrah Tamworth Regional Council Newry Tamworth Regional Council North Barraba Tamworth Regional Council Rangiri Tamworth Regional Council Tarpoly Tamworth Regional Council Tiabundie Tamworth Regional Council Veness Tamworth Regional Council Warrabah Tamworth Regional Council Welsh Tamworth Regional Council Wilson Tamworth Regional Council Woodsreef Tamworth Regional Council
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