Mootwingee County, New South Wales is one of the 141 cadastral divisions of New South Wales.
Mootwingee is believed to be derived from a local Aboriginal word and is also the name of a nearby pastoral station. It is now a part of Mutawintji National Park; and a landmark for the aboriginal people.
Parishes
The parishes found within this county do not fall within the Local Government Area, as the county lies within the Unincorporated Far West Region. A full list of the county's parishes and mapping coordinates to the approximate centre of each location is as follows:
Parish LGA Coordinates Bengoro Unincorporated Bimpia Unincorporated Bomgadah Unincorporated Booraboonara Unincorporated Boorla Unincorporated Byngnano Unincorporated Campbell Unincorporated unknown Coyurunda Unincorporated Donnelly Unincorporated Forrest Unincorporated Fort Otway Unincorporated Gairdners Creek Unincorporated Gooruba Unincorporated Kara Unincorporated Kayrunnera Unincorporated Koonburra Unincorporated Koorningbirry Unincorporated Lachlan Unincorporated Langawirra Unincorporated Maropinna Unincorporated Morden Unincorporated Mulcawee Unincorporated Munye Unincorporated Noonthorangee Unincorporated Nootumbulla Unincorporated Peppora Unincorporated Rowena Unincorporated Saladin Unincorporated unknown Sturts Meadows Unincorporated Teegarraara Unincorporated Teltawongee Unincorporated Tirlta Unincorporated Truganini Unincorporated Tucinyah Unincorporated Waverley Unincorporated Windaunka Unincorporated Woodstock Unincorporated Woonunga Unincorporated Yangimulla Unincorporated
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