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Hunter, New South Wales

Hunter (which corresponds with the Open Directory Project's "Hunter Valley" region) is one of a dozen regions into which people commonly divide New South Wales, a former British colony that is now the most populous state of Australia.

Location and geographyEdit

Immediately north of Greater Sydney, New South Wales. Lake Macquarie is at the south-east corner, and the Hunter River dominates the interior.

CitiesEdit

• Cessnock
• Maitland
• Newcastle

Other localitiesEdit

• Aberdeen
• Abermain
• Adamstown
• Anna Bay
• Barrington
• Belford
• Belmont
• Bennetts Green
• Beresfield
• Birmingham Gardens
• Bolton Point
• Bonnells Bay
• Boolaroo
• Branxton
• Broadmeadow
• Broke
• Bulahdelah
• Cams Wharf
• Cardiff
• Charlestown
• Cooks Hill
• Cooranbong
• Corlette
• Denman
• Dudley
• Dungog
• Edgeworth
• Fassifern
• Fordwich
• Forster
• Gateshead
• Glen William
• Glendale
• Gloucester
• Gresford
• Greta
• Hamilton
• Hawks Nest
• Heatherbrae
• Hexham
• Islington
• Jesmond
• Kearsley
• Kilaben Bay
• Killingworth
• Kotara
• Kurri Kurri
• Laguna
• Lambton
• Lemon Tree Passage
• Limeburners Creek
• Lovedale
• Lower Belford
• Mandalong
• Marks Point
• Martinsville
• Maryland
• Mayfield
• Medowie
• Merewether
• Merriwa
• Millfield
• Morisset
• Morisset Park
• Morpeth
• Mount View
• Mount Vincent
• Mulbring
• Murrurundi
• Muswellbrook
• Nabiac
• Nelson Bay
• New Lambton
• North Rothbury
• One Mile Beach
• Paterson
• Pelican
• Pindimar
• Pokolbin
• Rathmines
• Raymond Terrace
• Redhead
• Rothbury
• Salamander Bay
• Salt Ash
• Sandgate
• Scone
• Shoal Bay
• Shortland
• Singleton
• Smiths Lake
• Soldiers Point
• Speers Point
• Summerland Point
• Swansea
• Tanilba Bay
• Tea Gardens
• Telarah
• Tenambit
• Teralba
• The Junction
• Thornton
• Tingira Heights
• Tomago
• Toronto
• Tuncurry
• Valentine
• Wallsend
• Wangi Wangi
• Warabrook
• Waratah
• Wards River
• Warners Bay
• Wickham
• Williamtown
• Wollemi
• Wollombi
• Wyee

CountiesEdit

Counties in New South Wales, as in most of Australia, have no statutory function except that they are used for defining land ownership and transfer. They may overlap region boundaries. This region contains all or part of the following counties:

(incomplete)

See alsoEdit

External linksEdit

• GenWeb forum
• Dept of Local Govt suburb search etc
• NLA - Gravestone inscriptions in the Upper Hunter Valley, New South Wales / edited by Nancy Gray
• "Open Directory" definition

This page is a "stub" and could be improved by additions and other edits.