Rural City of Mildura
34°23′20″S 141°36′00″E / 34.38889°S 141.6°E / -34.38889; 141.6
Big Desert Wilderness Park (S1914–1962 Kurnbrunin, Wrathall, Yarto, Waggon Flat) • Birdwoodton • Boinka • Cabarita (Lake Hawthorn) • Cardross • Carina (Mulcra) • Carwarp (Boonoonar, Ginquam, Ginquam South, Nowingi, Yatpool, Yatpool West) • Colignan • Cowangie (Bunurouk, Bunurouk West, Cowangie North, Daalko, Koonoa, Kow Plains, Pallarang) • Cullulleraine (Kulnine East) • Hattah • Iraak • Irymple (Billabong, Irymple South) • Koorlong (Benetook, Thurla) • Kulwin (Lietpar) • Lindsay Point • Linga (Manpy) • Merbein • Merbein South • Merbein West • Meringur (Karween, Meringur North, Morkalla, Morkalla North, Tunart) • Merrinee (Merrinee North, Pirlta, Tarrango, Willah) • Mildura (Mildura East, Mildura South, Mildura West) • Mittyack (Rownack) • Murray-Sunset (Raak Plain) • Murrayville (Duddo, Duddo Wells, Danyo, Goongee, Gunamalary) • Nangiloc • Neds Corner (Kulnine, Lock 9) • Nichols Point • Ouyen (Galah, Galah North, Nulkwyne, Tiega, Timberoo, Timberoo South, Wymlet, Trinita, Kiamal, Cramerton, Boulka, Bronzewing, Nunga, Gypsum, Gypsum Siding, Boorongie, Boorongie North, Wagant) • Panitya (Berrook, Boltons, Boltons Bore, Manya, Manya North, Ngallo, Panitya East, Sunset) • Red Cliffs (Karadoc, Stewart) • Tempy (Tempy East) • Torrita (Gunner, Kattyong, Nyang) • Tutye (Tyalla) • Underbool (Gnarr) • Walpeup (Paigne) • Wargan (Boy Creek, Upper Kulnine) • Werrimull (Bambill, Bambill South, Cowan's Tank, Karawinna, Karawinna North, Koleya, Kurnwill, Yarrara, Yarrara North) • Yelta (Cowanna Bend, Redgrove)
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