Towns and Localities in The Local Government Area
Towns and localities in the Port Macquarie-Hastings Council are:
- Bagnoo
- Ballengarra
- Batar
- Beechwood
- Bellangry
- Blackmans Point
- Bonny Hills
- Byabarra
- Camden Haven
- Camden Head
- Comboyne
- Cooperabung
- Debenham
- Dicks Hill
- Dunbogan
- Ellenborough
- Fernbank Creek
- Frazers Creek
- Grants Beach
- Gum Scrub
- Hacks Ferry
- Herons Creek
- Hibbard
- Huntingdon
- Innes View
- Kendall
- Kew
- Kindee
- Lakewood
- Lake Cathie
- Lake Innes
- Laurieton
- Logans Crossing
- Long Flat
- Lorne
- Mortons Creek
- Mount Seaview
- North Haven
- North Shore
- Pappinbarra
- Pembrooke
- Port Macquarie
- Rawdon Island
- Riverside
- Rollands Plains
- Rossglen
- Sancrox
- Telegraph Point
- The Hatch
- Thrumster
- Toms Creek
- Upper Rollands Plains
- Wauchope
- West Haven
- Yarras
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