Hawes County is one of the 141 cadastral divisions of New South Wales. It is bounded on the south by the Manning River.
Hawes County was named in honour of Sir Benjamin Hawes (1797–1862).
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 Barnard Mid-Coast Council Barry Upper Hunter Shire Brock Walcha Shire Campbell Upper Hunter Shire Cobb Mid-Coast Council Coolcumba Walcha Shire Cooplacurripa Mid-Coast Council Couatwong Walcha Shire Curracabundi Mid-Coast Council Curricabark Upper Hunter Shire Dewitt Mid-Coast Council Giro Mid-Coast Council Hall Tamworth Regional Council Hastings Port Macquarie-Hastings Council Hawes Walcha Shire Lowry Walcha Shire Mackay Mid-Coast Council Mernot Mid-Coast Council Mukki Walcha Shire Mummel Mid-Coast Council Murray Walcha Shire Myall Walcha Shire Myra Mid-Coast Council Naylor Hastings Nowendoc Walcha Shire Parkes Walcha Shire Rowley Walcha Shire Rushbrook Walcha Shire Schofield Upper Hunter Shire Tobin Hastings Togalo Walcha Shire Tomalla Upper Hunter Shire Uriamukki Walcha Shire Vant Tamworth Regional Council Ward Mid-Coast Council Werrikimbe Hastings White Walcha Shire Woko Mid-Coast Council Yeerawun Tamworth Regional Council
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