Dudley County is one of the 141 cadastral divisions of New South Wales. Part of the southern border near the coast is the Apsley River.
Dudley County was named in honour of Dudley Ryder, Second Earl of Harrowby (1798–1882).
Parishes within this county A list of parishes found within this county; their LGA and mapping coordinates to the approximate centre of each location is as follows:
Parish LGA Coordinates Bandi Bandi Kempsey Shire Council Barraganyatti Kempsey Shire Council Bellbrook Kempsey Shire Council Boonanghi Kempsey Shire Council Burragong Kempsey Shire Council Clarke Kempsey Shire Council Cliffs Kempsey Shire Council Clybucca Kempsey Shire Council Collombatti Kempsey Shire Council Comara Kempsey Shire Council Cooroobongatti Kempsey Shire Council Dudley Kempsey Shire Council Gordon Kempsey Shire Council Hickey Kempsey Shire Council Kalateenee Kempsey Shire Council Kemp Kempsey Shire Council Kullatine Kempsey Shire Council Loftus Kempsey Shire Council Macleay Kempsey Shire Council Nulla Nulla Kempsey Shire Council Oreen Kempsey Shire Council Panton Kempsey Shire Council Parrabel Kempsey Shire Council Pee Dee Kempsey Shire Council Stuart Kempsey Shire Council Tanban Kempsey Shire Council Uralgurra Kempsey Shire Council Vernon Kempsey Shire Council Warbro Kempsey Shire Council Warne Kempsey Shire Council Willawarrin Kempsey Shire Council Willi Willi Kempsey Shire Council Wittitrin Kempsey Shire Council Wolseley Kempsey Shire Council Yarrabandini Kempsey Shire Council Yarrahapinni Kempsey Shire Council Yarravel Kempsey Shire Council
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