County of Lennox

The County of Lennox is a county (a cadastral division) in Queensland, Australia.[1] Like all counties in Queensland, it is a non-functional administrative unit, that is used mainly for the purpose of registering land titles.

Lennox
Queensland
Location within Queensland
Lands administrative divisions around Lennox:
Cook Cook March
Mackenzie Lennox March
Fitzroy Canning Canning

The county consists of the inland region forming the western parts of the Gympie and Fraser Coast regions.[2] It was officially named and bounded by the Governor in Council on 7 March 1901 under the Land Act 1897.[1]

Parishes

Lennox is divided into parishes, as listed below:

ParishLGACoordinatesTowns
AmamoorGympie26°21′S 152°39′EAmamoor
BoompaFraser Coast25°40′S 152°06′E
BroolooGympie26°31′S 152°40′EBrooloo, Imbil
BrooyarGympie26°06′S 152°26′EGlastonbury
CambroonSunshine Coast26°37′S 152°38′EKenilworth
ConondaleSunshine Coast26°43′S 153°36′E
DenisonFraser Coast25°36′S 152°35′EMungar
DoongulFraser Coast25°30′S 152°20′E
DunmoraFraser Coast25°31′S 152°30′E
FergusonFraser Coast25°28′S 152°36′EOakhurst
GigoomganFraser Coast25°47′S 152°15′E
GlastonburyGympie26°18′S 152°34′E
GlenbarFraser Coast25°48′S 152°24′E
GungaloonFraser Coast25°34′S 152°28′E
ImbilGympie26°26′S 152°38′E
KandangaGympie26°24′S 152°30′E
KilkivanGympie26°09′S 152°14′EKilkivan
KingGympie26°12′S 152°35′E
MarodianGympie25°57′S 152°16′E
MivaGympie25°56′S 152°26′E
St MaryFraser Coast25°41′S 152°30′E
TeebarFraser Coast25°45′S 152°09′E
WarrahFraser Coast25°25′S 152°29′E
WidgeeGympie26°16′S 152°24′E
WoocooFraser Coast25°37′S 152°19′EBrooweena
WoongaGympie26°14′S 152°40′ESouthside, Jones Hill
YabbaGympie26°34′S 152°28′E

References
  1. "Lennox (entry 19200)". Queensland Place Names. Queensland Government. Retrieved 1 September 2015.
  2. Wide Bay/Burnett District, County of Lennox Maps - D6 Series at Queensland Archives.

26°05′S 152°15′EExternal links
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