Towns and Localities in The Local Government Area
Towns and localities in the Nambucca Shire are:
- Allgomerra
- Bowraville
- Bulingary
- Burrapine
- Cedar Butt
- Eungai Creek
- Eungai Rail
- Gumma
- Hyland Park
- Ketelghay
- Macksville
- Medlow
- Missabotti
- Nambucca Heads
- Newee Creek
- Scotts Head
- Talarm
- Tamban
- Taylors Arm
- Tewinga
- Thumb Creek
- Utungun
- Valla
- Valla Beach
- Warrell Creek
- Wirrimbi
- Yarranbella
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