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| Name | Parish | County | Remarks and Notes |
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| Kangaroobie / Kangaroo Bay | March & Gamboola | Wellington | Part of Molong Run licensed by Thomas Kite in 1837. It is said that the name came from the fact that droves of Kangaroos would gather in the area. The land later became part of the Dalton Family properties. |
| Keenan’s Bridge | Boree Nyrang | Ashburnham | Located at Boree Creek. James Keenan |
| Kentwall | Ashburnham | Located in Bank Street, Molong was the home of Mrs P Dunn in 1925. | |
| Kildara | Home of Patrick Berney in 1906. Near Molong. | ||
| Killaloe, Gumble |
Ashburnham | Home of Mr Celceus Delaney. | |
| Killarney, Molong |
Ashburnham | In 1921 was the property of Mrs F C Cole situated about a mile from Molong Post Office, on the Manildra road and containing 4 acres 35 perches freehold. | |
| Killenbutta | Bell | Ashburnham | Roland Gavin property near Garra of 820 acres. There is also a State Forest in the area. One possible meaning of the name is "sweet water". |
| Kite’s Swamp | Gamboola & Molong | Wellington & Ashburnham | Thomas Kite's land at Bob's creek and Molong swamp became known as Kite's Swamp which took in the property of Erambie. of it. |
| Knockarda | Home of Mr T Larven in 1931. | ||
| Koranui | On the Euchareena Road from about 1910 to 1946 property of Frederick Betts who sold it to Dr W A Connolly, of Cessnock. Mr Copeland King took up residence and managed the property. | ||
| Kupi-Kundi | Ashburnham | Located on the Gumble Road 7 miles from Manildra. Home of F Chesterfield in 1923. | |
| Kurrajong Farm | Gregra | Ashburnham | Part of Boree Run at Gregra. Richard Riach selected about 1874 and later bought two adjoining blocks. |
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| Larras Lake | Copper Hill | Wellington | Formerly Mullyarah then known as Lake Farm, changing to Larras Lake (Larry’s Lake) about 1840. The land was occupied by William Lee in 1826 and the title was granted in 1832. |
| Larras Lake North | Three Rivers | Wellington | Part of William Lee’s holdings |
| Larras Lake Settlement | Three Rivers & Copper Hill | Ashburnham | Part of the William Lee's large holding was divided into 19 farm blocks in 1910. |
| Larras Lee | Bell | Ashburnham | Originally known as Bridgewater. Junction of Molong/ Wellington and Cumnock roads. |
| Lemaha | Brymedura | Ashburnham | Home of Mr A E Hunt at Pinecliff in 1935. |
| Lesleigh, Molong |
Ashburnham | Residence of Mr Joseph Atkinson in 1893. | |
| Lilydale, Molong |
Ashburnham | Home of Mrs W Stanford in 1931. | |
| Lilyville | Brymedura | Ashburnham | Home of Mr W C Packham at Pinecliff about 1927. |
| Little Dutton | Brymedura | Ashburnham | Land purchased by George Sutton lacated in the village of Garra. |
| Little Quickbourne | Brymedura | Ashburnham | Part of original Quickbourne . Charles Henry Packham’s home. |
| Logan Brae | Wellington | Home of Mr James Sullivan and Mr John Sullivan in the Copper Hill area in 1925. | |
| Loombah | Catombal | Gordon | Bruce property at Cumnock. Originally part of Boyd holdings. |
| Lowan Brae | Ashburnham | Home of Mr Clement Sydney Bradley at Pinecliff in 1932. | |
| M | Click to the top | ||
| Macquarie Dredging Settlement | DO YOU KNOW WHERE THIS WAS LOCATED? There was a wedding at "Yahoo" Macquarie River in 1902 between Miss S J White of Macquarie Dredging Settlement and Mr J T McGovern. | ||
| Malachi Hill | Bowan | Ashburnham | Property of Thomas Seale at Bowan Park near Cudal. Part of the Boree Shire. |
| Mandagery Creek | several parishes | Ashburnham | Head waters are in the Garra area and is known as Garra Creek in this part. It was also referred to as Dochendoras Creek in 1835 by Major Mitchell and then Mundagery in 1845. Mandagery (moon'-dah'-gee'-ri) meaning has been reported as being waterholes or chain of water holes or big crooked creek with nasty tasting water. |
| Manildra Farms | Chritian Miller. Near Manildra | ||
| Maroola, Molong |
Residence od William Ward in 1940. | ||
| Marraville | Brymedura | Ashburnham | Located at Pinecliff home of Wal Hyland in 1932. |
| Marshwood | Gamboola | Wellington | Thomas Matthews bought this property later adding parts of the Erambie property to it. Fronts the Bell River at Belgravia. |
| Marysville | Wellington | Property of Mr Des Brady part of the Larras Lake Settlement area. | |
| May Villa, Amaroo |
Molong | Ashburnham | In 1896 it was the home of Mr John White and in 1926 Mr James Ellis left the area to live at Geurie. |
| Medina Hotel | Ashburnham | This was called Half-way House Hotel on the Cargo Road which was kept by James Hill. The license was allowed to lapse about 1895 and reopened as the Medina in early 1903 by Mr James Joseph Carman. By April 1903 it was burnt down with the loss of the Post Office books for the area. | |
| Melrose, Pinecliff |
Brymedura | Ashburnham | Home of Arthur Harold Boardman. |
| Melrose Farm | Connelly property at Redbank about 1906. | ||
| Meranburn | Dulladerry | Ashburnham | Area just west of Manildra, Cemetery is in this area and carrys this name. |
| Mirrabooka | Boree Nyrang | Ashburnham | Part of Boree Nyrang |
| Mirradong | Part of Boree Cabonne | ||
| Molong Nyrang | Bell | Ashburnham | At Copper Hill Samuel & Isaac Alexander. |
| Molong Run | several parishes | Ashburnham & Wellington | Licensed to John Betts |
| Moon's Hollow | Possibly located in East Molong. Do You know where? | ||
| Mordialloc | near Trundle. H V FOY | ||
| Mornington | Boree Nyrang | Ashburnham | Originally known as Mountain View on Peabody Road. |
| Mountain View | Boree Nyrang & Gregra | Ashburnham | At Peabody selected by G J Schmich. Later known as Mornington |
| Mount Esk | Barton | Ashburnham | In 1891 Robert Scott is shown to be resident here. |
| Mullion Range | Includes Caloola Mountains. Near Euchareena. 12 km NE of Molong | ||
| Mullengeen | Cardington | Wellington | Part of Cardington was owned by Tom Hood. |
| Mungo Park | In 1886 George Wylie Williams was born here near Molong, he died at Copper Hill in 1900. | ||
| Myuna Downs | Gregra | Ashburnham | A farm at Gregra purchased by Alfred Goodman. |
| N | Click to the top | ||
| Nandillyan | Copper Hill, | Wellington | Claude Smith’s holding included Nandillyan Heights, North, Wells Station, Wilga & Wyarra |
| Nandillyan Ponds | Gamboola | Wellington | Part of Nandillyan. Claude Smith took over this section of John Smith’s holdings |
| Narragoon | Molong | Ashburnham | Once part of Gamboola, now known as Fairbridge Farm. |
| Narroogal | Nubrigyn & Ironbarks | Wellington | East side of Bell River & Cardington extending north to below Neurea |
| Netherton, Garra |
Ashburnham | Residence of A S Blackwood in 1923. | |
| Newbarn | On the back blocks at Copper Hill divided into Westholme, Lavinia and Newbarn. In 1889 Cornelius Dengate is shown as resident here. | ||
| Noarlunga | Bell | Ashburnham | J. U. BETTS property just outside Molong |
| Norah/ Nora Creek | Bell & Dilga | Ashburnham & Wellington | Norah creek road exits Molong to the west towards Cumnock. Norah Creek and Jew’s Creek are the same water course and both names appear on most maps. |
| Nubrygyn Run (Nubrygan/ Nubriggan) | Wellington | Area near Euchareena about 30 km from Molong. Land taken up by Charles Wray Finch and his brother William. The Nubrygyn Inn is famouse for being held up by Ben Hall and his gang when it was owned by William Brazier. | |
| Nursling Farm | Molong | Ashburnham | Property at Amaroo owned by Henry Ford who was born at Nursling, Hampshire in 1829. |
| O | Click to the top | ||
| Oaklands (2/4) | Part of Claremont. Soldiers settlers block. Alec Matthews | ||
| Oakleigh | Brymedura | Ashburnham | At Sandy Ck/Pinecliffe. Previously called The Gap Farm or Bocoble Farm. Henry Langdon |
| Olive Grove | Ashburnham | In the Cargo area was the residence of Jack Courts in 1900 whenhe married Katie Lidster of "West Bank". |