| Gunderbooka New South Wales |
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Location in New South Wales |
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Gunderbooka County is one of the 141 Cadastral divisions of New South Wales. The Warrego River is the western boundary, and the Culgoa River and Darling River is the south-eastern boundary. It includes the area down to where the Warrego meets the Darling, to the north of Bourke (including North Bourke).
Gunderbooka is believed to be derived from a local Aboriginal word and is also the name of Gundabook Station.[1]
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 |
|---|---|---|
| Aripilis | Bourke Shire | |
| Bibildoolie | Bourke Shire | |
| Booka | Bourke Shire | |
| Bothadoola | Bourke Shire | |
| Boyong | Bourke Shire | |
| Brandis | Bourke Shire | |
| Bullamunta | Bourke Shire | |
| Coolamon | Bourke Shire | |
| Cooning | Bourke Shire | |
| Cooper | Bourke Shire | |
| Courallie | Bourke Shire | |
| Cumbooka | Bourke Shire | |
| Cuttabulla | Bourke Shire | |
| Darling | Bourke Shire | |
| Fords Bridge | Bourke Shire | |
| Franklin | Bourke Shire | |
| Galar | Bourke Shire | |
| Goldson | Bourke Shire | |
| Greig | Bourke Shire | |
| Ledknapper | Bourke Shire | |
| Leila | Bourke Shire | |
| Looden | Bourke Shire | |
| Mooramia | Bourke Shire | |
| Mumpber | Bourke Shire | |
| Mungunyah | Bourke Shire | |
| Nellys Springs | Bourke Shire | |
| Nidgerie | Bourke Shire | |
| North Bourke | Bourke Shire | |
| Nulty | Bourke Shire | |
| Paka | Bourke Shire | |
| Palmer | Bourke Shire | |
| Pera | Bourke Shire | |
| Polo | Bourke Shire | |
| Quondong | Bourke Shire | |
| Sutherland | Bourke Shire | |
| Talaa | Bourke Shire | |
| Tobin | Bourke Shire | unknown |
| Toorale | Bourke Shire | |
| Tresillian | Bourke Shire | |
| Tully | Bourke Shire | |
| Turee | Bourke Shire | |
| Warraweena | Bourke Shire | |
| Wommera | Bourke Shire | |
| Yarraman | Bourke Shire | |
| Yurongan | Bourke Shire |