Yanda County is one of the 141 cadastral divisions of New South Wales. The Darling River is the north-western boundary.
The name Yanda 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 Bimbera Bourke Shire Bonita Cobar Shire Booroondara Cobar Shire Bright Cobar Shire Brookong Cobar Shire Buckwaroon Cobar Shire Bundaline Cobar Shire Canpadore Bourke Shire Cookadini Cobar Shire Cumbedore Bourke Shire Darling Bourke Shire Derrina Cobar Shire Dootheboy Cobar Shire Dunlop Bourke Shire Elutha Cobar Shire Emu Cobar Shire Gellabudda Bourke Shire Ginnewandinia Bourke Shire Gonella Bourke Shire Goonie Bourke Shire Gumhall Cobar Shire Gundabooka Bourke Shire Keirangunyah Cobar Shire Kenindee Cobar Shire Kerie Bourke Shire Lenakka Cobar Shire Maranoa Cobar Shire Merrere Cobar Shire Meutherra Cobar Shire Mitchell Bourke Shire Momble Cobar Shire Mookalimbirria Cobar Shire Mulga Cobar Shire Mulya Cobar Shire Narwarre Cobar Shire Pangunya Cobar Shire Penilui Bourke Shire Pulpulla Cobar Shire Ramsay Cobar Shire Runker Cobar Shire Salisbury Bourke Shire Tatiara Bourke Shire Tigeralba Bourke Shire Tinderra Cobar Shire Toburra Cobar Shire Trethella Bourke Shire Tyngin Cobar Shire Warrego Bourke Shire Winbar Bourke Shire Winderra Bourke Shire Wittagoona Cobar Shire Woodhouse Cobar Shire Woolla Bourke Shire Yanda Bourke Shire Yandagulla Bourke Shire
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