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Balook (1903–1965 Valley View) • Boolarra • Boolarra South (1914–1946 Limonite, Darragh's) • Budgeree (1910–1943 Budgeree East, Hood's, Livingston) • Callignee (Le Roy) • Churchill • Driffield (1902–1940 Ten Mile Creek) • Glengarry (La Trobe) • Glengarry North • Glengarry West • Grand Ridge (1910–1936 Johnstones Hill (Wellington Shire) Gemmell's Hill, English Corner, Valley View) • Hazelwood (1877–1893) • Hazelwood North • Hazelwood South • Hernes Oak (1934–1974 Haunted Hills) • Jeeralang (Jeeralang State School, Jeeralang North) • Jeeralang Junction (1915–1975) • Jumbuk (1902–1965 Jumbuk East, Mayflower, Roy's) • Koornalla (1906–1966 Upper Traralgon Creek) • Loy Yang (1887–1944) • Maryvale (1904–1958 Kowree, Derham's Hill) • Mid Valley (1983- ) • Moe (The Mowie) • Moe South (1881–1892) • Morwell (Godridge, Morwell Bridge, Morwell North, Morwell West) • Mount Tassie • Newborough (Newborough East, Newborough North) • Toongabbie • Traralgon (Cumberland Park, Pax Hill) • Traralgon East (1882–1971 Flynn's Creek Upper, Flynn Upper) • Traralgon South (1889–1952) • Tyers (Boola Boola) • Yallourn (Yallourn Railway Camp, Eastern Camp, Western Camp, Yallourn Heights) • Yallourn North (Brown Coal Mine) • Yinnar • Yinnar South
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