Jamison County is one of the 141 cadastral divisions of New South Wales. It is located to the north of the Namoi River, near Wee Waa.
Jamison County was named in honour of landowner and constitutional reformer Sir John Jamison (1776–1844).
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 Belar Narrabri Shire Bibil Narrabri Shire Billaboo South Narrabri Shire Billaboo Narrabri Shire Bobbiwaa Narrabri Shire Bolcarol Narrabri Shire Boorah Narrabri Shire Brigalow Narrabri Shire Bulyeroi Narrabri Shire Bunna Narrabri Shire Bunyah Narrabri Shire Burcarroll Narrabri Shire Burren East Walgett Shire Burren Walgett Shire Burrendong Narrabri Shire Clements Narrabri Shire Coolga Walgett Shire Coorong Narrabri Shire Cowimangarah Narrabri Shire Cubbaroo North Narrabri Shire Cubbaroo Narrabri Shire Dangar Narrabri Shire Dealwarraldi Walgett Shire Denham Narrabri Shire Dewhurst Walgett Shire Dobikin Narrabri Shire Doyle Narrabri Shire Drildool Narrabri Shire Eckford Narrabri Shire Edgeroi Narrabri Shire Galathera Narrabri Shire Gehan Narrabri Shire Gommel Narrabri Shire Graham Walgett Shire Gundemain Narrabri Shire Helebah Narrabri Shire Jamison Walgett Shire Keera Narrabri Shire Long Point Narrabri Shire Manamoi Narrabri Shire Markham Narrabri Shire Mellburra Narrabri Shire Merah North Narrabri Shire Merah Narrabri Shire Meriah Narrabri Shire Millie Narrabri Shire Moema Narrabri Shire Morgan Walgett Shire Myall Hollow Narrabri Shire Nowley Narrabri Shire Nundi Narrabri Shire Oreel Walgett Shire Oreel Walgett Shire Pian Narrabri Shire Queerbri Narrabri Shire Tarlee Narrabri Shire Thalaba Narrabri Shire Tulladunna Narrabri Shire Vickery Narrabri Shire Warrambool Narrabri Shire Waterloo Narrabri Shire Waugan Narrabri Shire Weeta Waa Narrabri Shire Woolabrar Narrabri Shire Yarranbar Narrabri Shire
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