Towns and Localities in The Local Government Area
Towns and localities in the Kempsey Shire are:
- Aldavilla
- Arakoon
- Bellbrook
- Bellimbopinni
- Belmore River
- Burnt Bridge
- Carcolla
- Clybucca
- Collombatti
- Collombatti Rail
- Comara
- Crescent Head
- Dondingalong
- East Kempsey
- Euroka
- Frederickton
- Gladstone
- Hat Head
- Jerseyville
- Kempsey
- Kinchela
- Kundabung
- Millbank
- Mungay Creek
- New Entrance
- Nulla Nulla
- Oceanside
- Rainbow Beach
- Sherwood
- Smithtown
- South Kempsey
- South West Rocks
- Stuarts Point
- Turners Flat
- Warbro
- West Kempsey
- Willawarrin
- Yarrahapinni
- Yarravel
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