New South Wales
- Aberdeen
- Abermain
- Abernethy
- Appin
- Armidale (Armadale), suburbs include "Ben Venue"
- Balranald
- Ben Lomond
- Breadalbane
- Buchanan
- Campbelltown
- Carabost
- Cessnock
- Dalgety
- Duns Creek
- Fingal Bay (Fingal, Scottish form of Finn MacCool)
- Fingal Head
- Galston
- Glencoe
- Glendale
- Glen Innes and Glen Innes Severn Council
- Glenmore (now called "Elsmore")
- Hamilton
- Inverell and Inverell Shire
- Invergowrie
- Largs
- Lismore
- Lithgow
- Lochinvar
- Lorn
- Maclean
- Maitland
- Mossgiel
- Lake Macquarie
- City of Lake Macquarie
- Balmoral, New South Wales
- Macquarie Hills, New South Wales
- Paterson (William Paterson (explorer))
- Pitnacree
- Scone
- Scotland Island
- Stuart Town
- Sutherland
- Sutherland Point
- Sutherland Shire
- Tweed River
- Tweed Heads
- Tweed Shire
- Tweed Valley
- Tweed Volcano
- Suburbs of Sydney
- Abbotford
- Alfords Point
- Airds
- Annandale (Annandale)
- Annangrove
- Balmain and Balmain East
- Balmoral
- Blair Athol
- Blairmount
- Bonnyrigg and Bonnyrigg Heights
- Busby
- Campbelltown
- Camperdown
- Castlecrag (by architect Walter Burley Griffin, who named the suburb after a towering crag of rock overlooking Middle Harbour, known locally as Edinburgh Castle)
- Cawdor
- Clyde
- Cowan
- Davidson, suburb in the Northern Beaches area of Sydney and Electoral district of Davidson, a seat in the New South Wales Legislative Assembly
- Doonside
- Dundas and Dundas Valley
- Elderslie
- Erskineville
- Glenmore Park
- Glenorie
- Macdonaldtown
- Macquarie Fields and Macquarie Links and Macquarie Park
- Melrose Park
- Minto and Minto Heights
- Mount Annan
- Seaforth and North Seaforth (Loch Seaforth, Isle of Lewis)
- Smeaton Grange
- Zetland (Zetland
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