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