Municipality of Yass
Former local government area in New South Wales, Australia
| Yass Municipal Council New South Wales | |
|---|---|
| Established | 13 March 1873 |
| Abolished | 1 January 1980 |
Yass Municipality was a Local Government Area of New South Wales from 1873 until 1980, when it was merged with Goodradigbee Shire to create Yass Shire.[1]
References
- ^ "Yass Municipal Council". State Records Authority of New South Wales. Government of New South Wales.
- v
- t
- e
Former local government areas in New South Wales
municipalities
- Aberdeen
- Alexandria
- Annandale
- Armidale (C)
- Ashfield
- Auburn (C)
- Ballina
- Balmain
- Bankstown (C)
- Barraba
- Bathurst (C)
- Bega
- Berry
- Bexley
- Bingara
- Blackheath
- Blayney
- Bombala
- Botany Bay (C)
- Bowral
- Broughton's Vale
- Cabramatta and Canley Vale
- Carcoar
- Camden
- Camperdown
- Canterbury (C)
- Casino
- Castlereagh
- Cessnock
- Concord
- Condobolin
- Cook
- Cooma
- Coonamble
- Cootamundra
- Coraki
- Corowa
- Cowra
- Cudal
- Cudgegong
- Darlington
- Deniliquin
- Drummoyne
- Dubbo (C)
- Dundas
- Dungog
- East Orange
- East St Leonards (B)
- Eastwood
- Enfield
- Ermington and Rydalmere
- Erskineville
- Five Dock
- Forbes
- Gerringong
- The Glebe
- Glen Innes
- Goulburn (C)
- Grafton (C)
- Granville
- Greater Taree (C)
- Grenfell
- Gosford (C)
- Gulgong
- Gundagai
- Gunnedah
- Hay
- Hill End
- Hillgrove
- Hillston
- Holroyd (C)
- Homebush
- Hurstville (C)
- Ingleburn
- Inverell
- Jamberoo
- Jerilderie
- Junee
- Katoomba (C)
- Kempsey
- Kogarah (C)
- Leichhardt
- Lidcombe
- Manilla
- Manly
- Marrickville
- Maclean
- Mascot
- Moama
- Molong
- Moree
- Morpeth
- Moruya
- Moss Vale
- Mudgee
- Mulgoa
- Mullumbimby
- Murrumburrah
- Murrurundi
- Murwillumbah
- Muswellbrook
- Narrabri
- Narrandera
- Narromine
- Newtown
- North Illawarra
- Nowra
- Nyngan
- Paddington
- Parkes
- Peak Hill
- Petersham
- Picton
- Pittwater
- Port Macquarie
- Queanbeyan (C)
- Quirindi
- Raymond Terrace
- Redfern
- Richmond
- Rockdale (C)
- Scone
- Singleton
- South Grafton
- South Shoalhaven
- South Sydney (C)
- St Leonards (B)
- St Marys
- St Peters
- Tamworth (C)
- Temora
- Taree
- Tenterfield
- Tumut
- Ulladulla
- Ulmurra
- Uralla
- Vaucluse
- Victoria (B)
- Walcha
- Wallendbeen
- Warialda
- Warren
- Waterloo
- Wellington
- West Maitland
- West Narrabri
- Windsor
- Wingham
- Wyalong
- Yass
- Young
- Abercrombie
- Adjungbilly
- Amaroo
- Armidale Dumaresq
- Ashford
- Bannockburn
- Barraba
- Bibbenluke
- Bingara
- Blaxland
- Bombala
- Boolooroo
- Boomi
- Boorowa
- Boree
- Bulli
- Burrangong
- Cambewarra
- Canobolas
- Central Illawarra
- Clyde
- Cobbora
- Cockburn
- Colo
- Coolah
- Cooma-Monaro
- Coonabarabran
- Cootamundra
- Conargo
- Copmanhurst
- Coreen
- Corowa
- Crookwell
- Cudgegong
- Culcairn
- Demondrille
- Denman
- Dorrigo
- Dumaresq
- Erina
- Evans
- Gadara
- Gloucester
- Goobang
- Goodradigbee
- Gostwyck
- Great Lakes
- Gulgong
- Gundagai
- Gundurimba
- Gunning
- Guyra
- Gwydir Shire (1906–1943)
- Harden
- Harwood
- Hastings
- Holbrook
- Hume
- Illabo
- Imlay
- Jerilderie
- Jemalong
- Jindalee
- Kearsley
- Kyeamba
- Liverpool Plains (1906–1980)
- Lower Hunter
- Lyndhurst
- Macintyre
- Maclean
- Macleay
- Macquarie
- Mandowa
- Manilla
- Manning
- Merriwa
- Mitchell
- Mittagong
- Molong
- Monaro
- Mudgee
- Mulwaree
- Mumbulla
- Murray
- Murrumbidgee
- Murrurundi
- Namoi
- Narraburra
- Nepean
- Nundle
- Nymboida
- Orara
- Palerang
- Parry
- Patrick Plains
- Peel
- Pristine Waters
- Quirindi
- Richmond River
- Rylstone
- Scone
- Severn
- Snowy River
- Talbragar
- Tallaganda
- Tamarang
- Terania
- Timbrebongie
- Tintenbar
- Tomki
- Tumbarumba
- Tumut
- Turon
- Ulmarra
- Upper Hunter (1906–1957)
- Urana
- Wade
- Wakool
- Waradgery
- Warringah
- Waugoola
- Wellington
- Windouran
- Woodburn
- Woy Woy
- Wunnamurra
- Wyaldra
- Wyong
- Yallaroi
- Yanko
- Yarrowlumla
- Yass
- Young
 | This New South Wales geography article is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it. |
- v
- t
- e
