Towns and Localities in The Local Government Area
Towns and localities in the Clarence Valley Council are:
- Alumy Creek
- Angourie
- Banyabba
- Baryulgil
- Billys Creek
- Brooms Head
- Calliope
- Carrs Creek
- Carrs Island
- Chatsworth
- Clouds Creek
- Coaldale
- Coldstream
- Copmanhurst
- Coutts Crossing
- Cowper
- Diggers Camp
- Eatonsville
- Gilletts Ridge
- Glenreagh
- Grafton
- Great Marlow
- Gulmarrad
- Gurranang
- Harwood
- Iluka
- Junction Hill
- Koolkhan
- Kungala
- Lanitza
- Lawrence
- Maclean
- Minnie Water
- Mororo
- Mountain View
- Nymboida
- Palmers Channel
- Palmers Island
- Rushforth
- Sandon
- Seelands
- Shark Creek
- South Arm
- South Grafton
- Southampton
- Southgate
- Stockyard Creek
- Swan Creek
- Trenayr
- Tucabia
- Tullymorgan
- Tyndale
- Tyringham
- Ulmarra
- Waterview
- Waterview Heights
- Wooloweyah
- Wooli
- Woombah
- Yamba
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