Killara County

Killara County is one of the 141 cadastral divisions of New South Wales. The Darling River is its south eastern boundary.

Killara County was named after Killara Station with Killara believed to be derived from a local Aboriginal word.

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 Arabi Central Darling Shire Balara Central Darling Shire Batthing Central Darling Shire Binpooker Central Darling Shire Bonny Central Darling Shire Bungadool Central Darling Shire Byco Birra Central Darling Shire Callindra Central Darling Shire Calpacaira Central Darling Shire Cobrilla Central Darling Shire Devon Central Darling Shire Dilkoosha Central Darling Shire Dolora Central Darling Shire Euola Central Darling Shire Far West Central Darling Shire Gigel Central Darling Shire Gordon Central Darling Shire Graham Central Darling Shire Hay Central Darling Shire Jamieson Central Darling Shire Kambula Central Darling Shire Killara Central Darling Shire Marra Central Darling Shire Moollawoolka Central Darling Shire Mount Jack Central Darling Shire Muntawa Central Darling Shire Musgrave Central Darling Shire Myali Central Darling Shire Myall Central Darling Shire Newland Central Darling Shire Parkes Central Darling Shire Paroo Central Darling Shire Pulacarra Central Darling Shire Reddin Central Darling Shire Service Central Darling Shire Stewart Central Darling Shire Tallandra Central Darling Shire Tallarara Central Darling Shire Thoolabool Central Darling Shire Tilpa Central Darling Shire Towri Central Darling Shire Tutty Central Darling Shire Undelcarra Central Darling Shire Walker Central Darling Shire Warook Central Darling Shire Warramutty Central Darling Shire Wolseley Central Darling Shire Yamaranie Central Darling Shire

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