Narromine County is one of the 141 cadastral divisions of New South Wales. It is located between the Bogan River on the west and the Macquarie River on the east, in the area around Narromine.
Narromine is 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 Algalah Narromine Shire Backwater Narromine Shire Barton Narromine Shire Biridoo Narromine Shire Buddah Narromine Shire Bulgandramine Narromine Shire Burrabadine Dubbo Regional Council Caloma Narromine Shire Cathundril Narromine Shire Cowal Narromine Shire Dandaloo Narromine Shire Deribong Narromine Shire Doonside Narromine Shire Draggy Narromine Shire Dungary Dubbo Regional Council Enerweena Narromine Shire Enmore Narromine Shire Frost Narromine Shire Gilmour Narromine Shire Gin Gin Narromine Shire Gin Gin Warren Shire Goan Narromine Shire Gradell Narromine Shire Gundong Narromine Shire Hervey Parkes Shire Meringo Narromine Shire Mingelo Parkes Shire Minore Dubbo Regional Council Momo Narromine Shire Mullah Back Narromine Shire Mullah Narromine Shire Myall Camp Narromine Shire Narromine Narromine Shire Nelson Narromine Shire Obley Narromine Shire Temoin Narromine Shire The Oaks Narromine Shire Timbrebongie Narromine Shire Tomingley Narromine Shire Trangie Narromine Shire Turribung Narromine Shire Tyrie Narromine Shire Waterloo Narromine Shire Weemabah Narromine Shire Wentworth Narromine Shire Willydah Narromine Shire Yarradigerie Narromine Shire
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