Cadell County

Cadell
New South Wales

Location in New South Wales
Lands administrative divisions around Cadell:
Wakool Townsend Townsend
Wakool Cadell Townsend
Gunbower (Vic) Rodney (Vic) Moira (Vic)

Cadell County is one of the 141 Cadastral divisions of New South Wales. It contains the city of Moama.

Cadell County was named in honour of Francis Cadell (1822-1879), river navigator and entrepreneur[1] who in 1852, in preparation for the launch of his steamer service, explored the Murray river in a canvas boat, travelling 1,300 miles (2,100 km) downstream from Swan Hill.[2]


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
Bama Murray River Council 36°00′54″S 144°51′04″E / 36.01500°S 144.85111°E / -36.01500; 144.85111 (Bama)
Benarca Murray River Council 35°57′54″S 144°38′04″E / 35.96500°S 144.63444°E / -35.96500; 144.63444 (Benarca)
Bunnaloo Murray River Council 35°45′54″S 144°41′04″E / 35.76500°S 144.68444°E / -35.76500; 144.68444 (Bunnaloo)
Burrumbury Murray River Council 35°49′54″S 144°25′04″E / 35.83167°S 144.41778°E / -35.83167; 144.41778 (Burrumbury)
Caldwell Murray River Council 35°39′54″S 144°28′04″E / 35.66500°S 144.46778°E / -35.66500; 144.46778 (Caldwell)
Caloola Murray River Council 36°00′54″S 144°44′04″E / 36.01500°S 144.73444°E / -36.01500; 144.73444 (Caloola)
Caloola Murray River Council 35°59′54″S 144°43′04″E / 35.99833°S 144.71778°E / -35.99833; 144.71778 (Caloola)
Gotha Murray River Council 35°37′54″S 144°35′04″E / 35.63167°S 144.58444°E / -35.63167; 144.58444 (Gotha)
Gothog Murray River Council 35°40′54″S 144°41′04″E / 35.68167°S 144.68444°E / -35.68167; 144.68444 (Gothog)
Gulpa Murray River Council 35°50′54″S 144°51′04″E / 35.84833°S 144.85111°E / -35.84833; 144.85111 (Gulpa)
Marah Murray River Council 35°33′54″S 144°29′04″E / 35.56500°S 144.48444°E / -35.56500; 144.48444 (Marah)
Mars Murray River Council 35°53′54″S 144°39′04″E / 35.89833°S 144.65111°E / -35.89833; 144.65111 (Mars)
Mathoura Murray River Council 35°45′54″S 144°46′04″E / 35.76500°S 144.76778°E / -35.76500; 144.76778 (Mathoura)
Moama Murray River Council 36°03′54″S 144°48′04″E / 36.06500°S 144.80111°E / -36.06500; 144.80111 (Moama)
Moira Murray River Council 35°55′54″S 144°49′04″E / 35.93167°S 144.81778°E / -35.93167; 144.81778 (Moira)
Nallam Murray River Council 35°49′54″S 144°46′04″E / 35.83167°S 144.76778°E / -35.83167; 144.76778 (Nallam)
Perricoota Murray River Council 35°57′54″S 144°33′04″E / 35.96500°S 144.55111°E / -35.96500; 144.55111 (Perricoota)
Porthole Murray River Council 35°35′54″S 144°21′04″E / 35.59833°S 144.35111°E / -35.59833; 144.35111 (Porthole)
Tamar Murray River Council 35°48′54″S 144°34′04″E / 35.81500°S 144.56778°E / -35.81500; 144.56778 (Tamar)
Tantonan Murray River Council 35°42′54″S 144°23′04″E / 35.71500°S 144.38444°E / -35.71500; 144.38444 (Tantonan)
Tataila Murray River Council 36°02′54″S 144°42′04″E / 36.04833°S 144.70111°E / -36.04833; 144.70111 (Tataila)
Thule Murray River Council 35°37′54″S 144°24′04″E / 35.63167°S 144.40111°E / -35.63167; 144.40111 (Thule)
Thyra Murray River Council 35°49′54″S 144°41′04″E / 35.83167°S 144.68444°E / -35.83167; 144.68444 (Thyra)
Tomara Murray River Council 35°49′54″S 144°28′04″E / 35.83167°S 144.46778°E / -35.83167; 144.46778 (Tomara)
Toorangabby Murray River Council 35°54′54″S 144°28′04″E / 35.91500°S 144.46778°E / -35.91500; 144.46778 (Toorangabby)
Wirringan Murray River Council 35°40′54″S 144°35′04″E / 35.68167°S 144.58444°E / -35.68167; 144.58444 (Wirringan)
Womboota Murray River Council 35°53′54″S 144°33′04″E / 35.89833°S 144.55111°E / -35.89833; 144.55111 (Womboota)
Wongal Murray River Council 35°44′54″S 144°35′04″E / 35.74833°S 144.58444°E / -35.74833; 144.58444 (Wongal)
Yarraman Murray River Council 35°45′54″S 144°30′04″E / 35.76500°S 144.50111°E / -35.76500; 144.50111 (Yarraman)

References

  1. ↑ "Cadell County". Geographical Names Register (GNR) of NSW. Geographical Names Board of New South Wales.
  2. ↑ "Present condition and prospects of south australia.". South Australian Register. 14 September 1852. p. 1S. Retrieved 4 November 2010.
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