Lands administrative divisions of South Australia

The lands administrative divisions of South Australia are the cadastral units of counties and hundreds in South Australia. They are located only in the south-eastern part of the state, and do not cover the whole state. 49 counties have been proclaimed across the southern and southeastern areas of the state historically considered to be arable and thus in need of a cadastre. Within that area, a total of 540 hundreds have been proclaimed, although five were annulled in 1870, and, in some cases, the names reused elsewhere.

The 37 counties of South Australia in 1886; 12 more were later proclaimed
The 45 counties of South Australia in 1893; 4 more would later be proclaimed

All South Australian hundreds have unique names, making it unnecessary, when referring to a hundred, to also name its county (as is done in some land administration systems such as that of New South Wales).

With the exception of the historic Hundred of Murray (1853–1870), which occupied parts of five counties, all hundreds have been defined as a subset of a single county.

The hundreds of South Australia formed the basis for the establishment boundaries of most of the earliest local government bodies (that is, district councils). By the 1930s most of the settled hundreds in the state had their own district councils.[1] In the case of heavily settled lands, like the hundreds of Adelaide and Yatala, multiple town and city councils shared the governance of a single hundred. In the case of sparsely populated rural lands, adjacent hundreds were represented by a single district council. In every case, the hundred boundaries largely shaped the initial boundaries of such district councils, as seen with the large-scale expansion of South Australian local government in the District Councils Act 1887.

Land division history

In the early days of European settlement in South Australia, land was released in the colony for farming in an orderly manner by the government. Initial land sales were made as a prerequisite to the founding of the colony, with "preliminary land orders" being made to a total value of £35,000 prior to the 1837 settlement. A preliminary land order entitled the buyer to a 1-acre (4,000 m2) town block and an 80-acre (32 ha) section of rural land which was to be chosen by the individual following the earliest land survey after settlement. The initial town survey of Adelaide was completed in March 1837.[2] By February 1839 the surrounding country from coast to foothills, as far south as O'Halloran Hill and north to present-day Grand Junction Road, had been surveyed into country sections, with between a quarter and a half having already been claimed by the early investors or purchased by early settlers.[3]

The country sections delineated in the early land surveys generally formed the hundred sections when the first hundreds were proclaimed in 1846 (in the counties of Adelaide and Hindmarsh).[4] From this time, the government surveyor systematically established new areas to be released by creating the boundaries of a county, and then dividing that into hundreds of approximately the same size. Outside the initial survey area centred on Adelaide, hundreds were surveyed into sections of varying sizes with the intention that the section would support a single viable farm.[2] These sections were available for purchase soon after a hundred was surveyed and proclaimed. Most hundreds had a town near the middle, and smaller sections closer to the township. Contemporary definitions of rural real estate in South Australia still typically includes the section number(s) and hundred name.

A total of 540 hundreds were proclaimed in the state from 1846 to 1971, but only 535 exist today, following the discontinuation of the hundreds of Murray, Cooper, Randell, Giles and Morphett alongside the Murray River in 1870. A total of 561 names of hundreds are listed in the South Australian official gazetteer Placenames Online,[5] with the 21 extra names unused today due to either renaming or failure to adopt proposed names.

Removal of German-origin names

In 1916, during the First World War, ten hundreds with names of German origin (Basedow, Homburg, Krichauff, North Rhine, Paech, Pflaum, Scherk, Schomburgk, South Rhine, Von Doussa) were proposed for renaming with Aboriginal names, but this only occurred for the hundreds of Paech and Pflaum which became the hundreds of Cannawigara and Geegeela, respectively. The remaining eight hundreds were renamed in 1918 with names derived from Allied commanders or battles. The hundreds of Basedow, Homburg, Krichauff, North Rhine, Scherk, Schomburgk, South Rhine and Von Doussa became, respectively, the hundreds of French, Haig, Beatty, Jellicoe, Sturdee, Maude, Jutland and Allenby.

List of counties

CountyProclaimed[6]Number of Hundreds
County of Adelaide184211
County of Albert186013[note 1][note 2]
County of Alfred18698[note 2]
County of Blachford18775
County of Bosanquet19131
County of Buccleuch189317
County of Buckingham186911
County of Burra185113
County of Buxton189613
County of Cardwell186412
County of Carnarvon187412
County of Chandos189312
County of Dalhousie187112
County of Daly186213
County of Derby18770
County of Dufferin188911
County of Eyre184213[note 2]
County of Fergusson186916
County of Flinders184215
County of Frome185114
County of Gawler18428
County of Granville18767
County of Grey184621
County of Hamley18692[note 2]
County of Hanson18775
County of Herbert18776
County of Hindmarsh184211
County of Hopetoun18929
County of Hore-Ruthven19330
County of Jervois187834
County of Kimberley18716
County of Kintore18908
County of Le Hunte190817
County of Light18429
County of Lytton18770
County of MacDonnell185715
County of Manchester18915
County of Musgrave187620
County of Newcastle18769
County of Robe184618
County of Robinson188324[note 3]
County of Russell18429[note 2]
County of Stanley184216
County of Sturt184210[note 2]
County of Taunton18776
County of Victoria185714
County of Way188913
County of York18957
County of Young18604[note 2]
  1. Four of the hundreds in the County of Albert (Cooper, Randell, Giles and Morphett) were annulled in 1870 in conjunction with the annulment of the Hundred of Murray.
  2. The Hundred of Murray (proclaimed in 1853) which occupied parts of seven counties (Russell, Sturt, Albert, Eyre, Young, Hamley and Alfred), to follow the Murray River, was annulled in 1870. The numbers in the table do not include this hundred.
  3. In addition to the 24 proclaimed hundreds in the County of Robinson, the Hundred of McBeath was also proclaimed but apparently never gazetted.

List of hundreds

Hundred Proclaimed[6] County Notes
Hundred of the Murray1853–1870(initially parts of 3 counties)Obsolete; initially occupied parts of counties of Sturt, Russell and Eyre along banks of River Murray, Lake Alexandrina and Lake Albert
Hundred of Adelaide1846Adelaide
Hundred of Barossa1846Adelaide
Hundred of Kuitpo1846Adelaide
Hundred of Munno Para1846Adelaide
Hundred of Noarlunga1846Adelaide
Hundred of Onkaparinga1846Adelaide
Hundred of Para Wirra1846Adelaide
Hundred of Port Adelaide1846Adelaide
Hundred of Talunga1846Adelaide
Hundred of Willunga1846Adelaide
Hundred of Yatala1846Adelaide
Hundred of Bakara1893Albert
Hundred of Bandon1898Albert
Hundred of Cadell1860Albert
Hundred of Chesson1912Albert
Hundred of Forster1883Albert
Hundred of Holder1893Albert
Hundred of Mantung1893Albert
Hundred of Mindarie1912Albert
Hundred of Moorook1893Albert
Hundred of Murbko1893Albert
Hundred of Nildottie1878Albert
Hundred of Paisley1860Albert
Hundred of Waikerie1893Albert
Hundred of Cooper1860–1870AlbertObsolete. Between hundred of Paisley and River Murray. Now Hundred of Nildottie.
Hundred of Randell1860–1870AlbertObsolete. Between hundreds of Cadell and Hay. Now Hundred of Murbko.
Hundred of Giles1860–1870AlbertObsolete. Between hundreds of Cooper and Ridley, and River Murray. Now Hundred of Forster.
Hundred of Morphett1860–1870AlbertObsolete. Between hundreds of Giles and Ridley, and River Murray. Now Hundred of Bowhill and part of Hundred of Forster.
Hundred of Allen1912Alfred
Hundred of Bookpurnong1893Alfred
Hundred of Gordon1893Alfred
Hundred of Kekwick1912Alfred
Hundred of McGorrery1912Alfred
Hundred of Murtho1893Alfred
Hundred of Paringa1893Alfred
Hundred of Pyap1893Alfred
Hundred of Barndioota1881Blachford
Hundred of Cotabena1888Blachford
Hundred of Warrakimbo1888Blachford
Hundred of Wonoka1877Blachford
Hundred of Woolyana1880Blachford
Hundred of Pildappa1913Bosanquet
Hundred of Bowhill1893Buccleuch
Hundred of Carcuma1929Buccleuch
Hundred of Coneybeer1895Buccleuch
Hundred of Hooper1899Buccleuch
Hundred of Kirkpatrick1906Buccleuch
Hundred of Lewis1902Buccleuch
Hundred of Livingston1902Buccleuch
Hundred of Marmon Jabuk1910Buccleuch
Hundred of McPherson1910Buccleuch
Hundred of Molineux1911Buccleuch
Hundred of Peake1906Buccleuch
Hundred of Price1906Buccleuch
Hundred of Roby1899Buccleuch
Hundred of Sherlock1899Buccleuch
Hundred of Strawbridge1901Buccleuch
Hundred of Vincent1898Buccleuch
Hundred of Wilson1910Buccleuch
Hundred of Archibald1906Buckingham
Hundred of Cannawigara1909BuckinghamRenamed from Hundred of Paech in 1918
Hundred of Makin1939Buckingham
Hundred of McCallum1939Buckingham
Hundred of Pendleton1909Buckingham
Hundred of Senior1906Buckingham
Hundred of Shaugh1939Buckingham
Hundred of Stirling1886Buckingham
Hundred of Tatiara1871Buckingham
Hundred of Willalooka1921Buckingham
Hundred of Wirrega1882Buckingham
Hundred of Paech1909-1918BuckinghamRenamed Hundred of Cannawigara in 1918
Hundred of Apoinga1851Burra
Hundred of Baldina1875Burra
Hundred of Bright1875Burra
Hundred of Bundey1878Burra
Hundred of Hallett1860Burra
Hundred of King1878Burra
Hundred of Kingston1860Burra
Hundred of Kooringa1851Burra
Hundred of Lindley1881Burra
Hundred of Maude1880BurraRenamed from Hundred of Schomburgk in 1918
Hundred of Mongolata1875Burra
Hundred of Rees1879Burra
Hundred of Tomkinson1879Burra
Hundred of Schomburgk1880-1918BurraRenamed Hundred of Maude in 1918
Hundred of Koerabkon/aBurra1916 proposed renaming of Hundred of Schomburgk; rejected in 1918 for "Hundred of Maude".
Hundred of Barna1917Buxton
Hundred of Buckleboo1922Buxton
Hundred of Caralue1917Buxton
Hundred of Cortlinye1914Buxton
Hundred of Cunyarie1922Buxton
Hundred of Kelly1896Buxton
Hundred of Moseley1914Buxton
Hundred of O'Connor1925Buxton
Hundred of Panitya1928Buxton
Hundred of Pinkawillinie1922Buxton
Hundred of Solomon1909Buxton
Hundred of Wilcherry1924Buxton
Hundred of Yalanda1917Buxton
Hundred of Colebatch1938Cardwell
Hundred of Coombe1906Cardwell
Hundred of Field1938Cardwell
Hundred of Glyde1864Cardwell
Hundred of Laffer1921Cardwell
Hundred of McNamara1938Cardwell
Hundred of Messent1938Cardwell
Hundred of Neville1864Cardwell
Hundred of Petherick1938Cardwell
Hundred of Richards1938Cardwell
Hundred of Santo1864Cardwell
Hundred of Wells1938Cardwell
Hundred of Borda1960Carnarvon
Hundred of Cassini1884Carnarvon
Hundred of Dudley1874Carnarvon
Hundred of Duncan1909Carnarvon
Hundred of Gosse1931Carnarvon
Hundred of Haines1883Carnarvon
Hundred of MacGillivray1906Carnarvon
Hundred of McDonald1910Carnarvon
Hundred of Menzies1878Carnarvon
Hundred of Newland1909Carnarvon
Hundred of Ritchie1909Carnarvon
Hundred of Seddon1908Carnarvon
Hundred of Baudinn/aCarnarvonProposed name for a hundred on Kangaroo Island. Never used.
Hundred of Allenby1907ChandosRenamed from Hundred of Von Doussa in 1918
Hundred of Auld1912Chandos
Hundred of Bews1894Chandos
Hundred of Billiatt1912Chandos
Hundred of Cotton1894Chandos
Hundred of Day1929Chandos
Hundred of Fisk1969Chandos
Hundred of Kingsford1912Chandos
Hundred of Parilla1894Chandos
Hundred of Peebinga1912Chandos
Hundred of Pinnaroo1894Chandos
Hundred of Quirke1969Chandos
Hundred of Von Doussa1907-1918ChandosRenamed Hundred of Allenby in 1918
Hundred of Winikeberickn/aChandos1916 proposed renaming of Hundred of Von Doussa; rejected in 1918 for "Hundred of Allenby".
Hundred of Black Rock Plain1871Dalhousie
Hundred of Coomooroo1875Dalhousie
Hundred of Erskine1876Dalhousie
Hundred of Eurelia1876Dalhousie
Hundred of Mannanarie1871Dalhousie
Hundred of Morgan1876Dalhousie
Hundred of Oladdie1876Dalhousie
Hundred of Pekina1871Dalhousie
Hundred of Tarcowie1871Dalhousie
Hundred of Walloway1875Dalhousie
Hundred of Yalpara1876Dalhousie
Hundred of Yongala1871Dalhousie
Hundred of Barunga1869Daly
Hundred of Cameron1869Daly
Hundred of Clinton1862Daly
Hundred of Kadina1862Daly
Hundred of Kulpara1862Daly
Hundred of Mundoora1874Daly
Hundred of Ninnes1874Daly
Hundred of Redhill1869Daly
Hundred of Tickera1874Daly
Hundred of Tiparra1862Daly
Hundred of Wallaroo1862Daly
Hundred of Wiltunga1874Daly
Hundred of Wokurna1874Daly
Hundred of Carawa1893Dufferin
Hundred of Hague1893Dufferin
Hundred of Haslam1893Dufferin
Hundred of Koolgera1916Dufferin
Hundred of Nunnyah1913Dufferin
Hundred of Perlubie1895Dufferin
Hundred of Petina1893Dufferin
Hundred of Pureba1922Dufferin
Hundred of Wallala1913Dufferin
Hundred of Walpuppie1913Dufferin
Hundred of Yantanabie1913Dufferin
Hundred of Anna1860Eyre
Hundred of Bagot1860Eyre
Hundred of Beatty1883EyreRenamed from Hundred of Krichauff in 1918
Hundred of Bower1882Eyre
Hundred of Brownlow1883Eyre
Hundred of Dutton1858Eyre
Hundred of Eba1860Eyre
Hundred of English1866Eyre
Hundred of Fisher1860Eyre
Hundred of Hay1860Eyre
Hundred of Jellicoe1851EyreRenamed from Hundred of North Rhine in 1918
Hundred of Neales1866Eyre
Hundred of Skurray1860Eyre
Hundred of Krichauff1883-1918EyreRenamed Hundred of Beatty in 1918
Hundred of North Rhine1851-1918EyreRenamed Hundred of Jellicoe in 1918
Hundred of Mundaworan/aEyre1916 proposed renaming of Hundred of Krichauff; rejected in 1918 for "Hundred of Beatty".
Hundred of Wiltowonga Northn/aEyre1916 proposed renaming of Hundred of North Rhine; rejected in 1918 for "Hundred of Jellicoe".
Hundred of Carribie1878Fergusson
Hundred of Coonarie1878Fergusson
Hundred of Cunningham1873Fergusson
Hundred of Curramulka1874Fergusson
Hundred of Dalrymple1872Fergusson
Hundred of Kilkerran1872Fergusson
Hundred of Koolywurtie1874Fergusson
Hundred of Maitland1872Fergusson
Hundred of Melville1869Fergusson
Hundred of Minlacowie1874Fergusson
Hundred of Moorowie1869Fergusson
Hundred of Muloowurtie1874Fergusson
Hundred of Para Wurlie1869Fergusson
Hundred of Ramsay1872Fergusson
Hundred of Warrenben1878Fergusson
Hundred of Wauraltee1874Fergusson
Hundred of Cummins1903Flinders
Hundred of Flinders1903Flinders
Hundred of Hutchison1867Flinders
Hundred of Koppio1867Flinders
Hundred of Lake Wangary1871Flinders
Hundred of Lincoln1851Flinders
Hundred of Louth1851Flinders
Hundred of Mortlock1904Flinders
Hundred of Sleaford1871Flinders
Hundred of Stokes1878Flinders
Hundred of Uley1871Flinders
Hundred of Ulipa1879Flinders
Hundred of Wanilla1871Flinders
Hundred of Warrow1869Flinders
Hundred of Yaranyacka1872Flinders
Hundred of Appila1871Frome
Hundred of Baroota1878Frome
Hundred of Booleroo1875Frome
Hundred of Coonatto1876Frome
Hundred of Darling1891Frome
Hundred of Davenport1860Frome
Hundred of Gregory1858Frome
Hundred of Pinda1876Frome
Hundred of Telowie1874Frome
Hundred of Willochra1875Frome
Hundred of Willowie1875Frome
Hundred of Winninowie1878Frome
Hundred of Wongyarra1851Frome
Hundred of Woolundunga1875Frome
Hundred of Alma1856Gawler
Hundred of Balaklava1856Gawler
Hundred of Dalkey1856Gawler
Hundred of Dublin1856Gawler
Hundred of Grace1856Gawler
Hundred of Inkerman1856Gawler
Hundred of Mudla Wirra1847Gawler
Hundred of Port Gawler1851Gawler
Hundred of Bendleby1877Granville
Hundred of Eurilpa1877Granville
Hundred of McCulloch1886Granville
Hundred of Uroonda1877Granville
Hundred of Wirreanda1877Granville
Hundred of Yanyarrie1877Granville
Hundred of Yednalue1877Granville
Hundred of Benara1862Grey
Hundred of Blanche1858Grey
Hundred of Caroline1862Grey
Hundred of Gambier1858Grey
Hundred of Grey1858Grey
Hundred of Hindmarsh1858Grey
Hundred of Kennion1883Grey
Hundred of Kongorong1862Grey
Hundred of Lake George1871Grey
Hundred of MacDonnell1861Grey
Hundred of Mayurra1869Grey
Hundred of Mingbool1867Grey
Hundred of Monbulla1861Grey
Hundred of Mount Muirhead1869Grey
Hundred of Nangwarry1867Grey
Hundred of Penola1861Grey
Hundred of Riddoch1883Grey
Hundred of Rivoli Bay1871Grey
Hundred of Short1883Grey
Hundred of Symon1855Grey
Hundred of Young1858Grey
Hundred of Katarapko1922Hamley
Hundred of Loveday1923Hamley
Hundred of Adams1895Hanson
Hundred of Arkaba1877Hanson
Hundred of French1895HansonRenamed from Hundred of Basedow in 1918
Hundred of Moralana1895Hanson
Hundred of Warcowie1895Hanson
Hundred of Basedow1895-1918HansonRenamed Hundred of French in 1918
Hundred of Perawillian/aHanson1916 proposed renaming of Hundred of Basedow; rejected in 1918 for "Hundred of French".
Hundred of Cavenagh1878Herbert
Hundred of Coglin1878Herbert
Hundred of Minburra1877Herbert
Hundred of Nackara1880Herbert
Hundred of Paratoo1880Herbert
Hundred of Waroonee1880Herbert
Hundred of Alexandrina1851Hindmarsh
Hundred of Bremer1851Hindmarsh
Hundred of Encounter Bay1846Hindmarsh
Hundred of Goolwa1846Hindmarsh
Hundred of Kondoparinga1846Hindmarsh
Hundred of Macclesfield1846Hindmarsh
Hundred of Myponga1846Hindmarsh
Hundred of Nangkita1846Hindmarsh
Hundred of Strathalbyn1850Hindmarsh
Hundred of Waitpinga1846Hindmarsh
Hundred of Yankalilla1846Hindmarsh
Hundred of Bice1895Hopetoun
Hundred of Caldwell1892Hopetoun
Hundred of Lucy1894Hopetoun
Hundred of May1894Hopetoun
Hundred of Miller1892Hopetoun
Hundred of Russell1895Hopetoun
Hundred of Sturdee1892HopetounRenamed from Hundred of Scherk in 1918
Hundred of Trunch1896Hopetoun
Hundred of Wookata1902Hopetoun
Hundred of Scherk1892-1918HopetounRenamed Hundred of Sturdee in 1918
Hundred of Pintumban/aHopetoun1916 proposed renaming of Hundred of Scherk; rejected in 1918 for "Hundred of Sturdee".
Hundred of Boonerdo1928Jervois
Hundred of Boothby1878Jervois
Hundred of Brooker1903Jervois
Hundred of Butler1895Jervois
Hundred of Campoona1895Jervois
Hundred of Charleston1895Jervois
Hundred of Darke1910Jervois
Hundred of Dixson1903Jervois
Hundred of Glynn1895Jervois
Hundred of Hambidge1957Jervois
Hundred of Hawker1878Jervois
Hundred of Heggaton1910Jervois
Hundred of Hincks1957Jervois
Hundred of James1910Jervois
Hundred of Jamieson1910Jervois
Hundred of Mangalo1878Jervois
Hundred of Mann1878Jervois
Hundred of McGregor1895Jervois
Hundred of Miltalie1878Jervois
Hundred of Minbrie1878Jervois
Hundred of Moody1903Jervois
Hundred of Murlong1928Jervois
Hundred of Nicholls1928Jervois
Hundred of Palkagee1914Jervois
Hundred of Pascoe1910Jervois
Hundred of Playford1878Jervois
Hundred of Roberts1907Jervois
Hundred of Rudall1910Jervois
Hundred of Smeaton1910Jervois
Hundred of Tooligie1916Jervois
Hundred of Verran1908Jervois
Hundred of Warren1895Jervois
Hundred of Wilton1897Jervois
Hundred of Yadnarie1878Jervois
Hundred of Tassien/aJervoisProposed name for what became Hundred of Nicholls.
Hundred of Gumbowie1877Kimberley
Hundred of Hardy1880Kimberley
Hundred of Ketchowla1880Kimberley
Hundred of Parnaroo1878Kimberley
Hundred of Terowie1871Kimberley
Hundred of Wonna1878Kimberley
Hundred of Bagster1890Kintore
Hundred of Burgoyne1890Kintore
Hundred of Cohen1890Kintore
Hundred of Giles1890Kintore
Hundred of Keith1894Kintore
Hundred of Kevin1894Kintore
Hundred of Magarey1890Kintore
Hundred of Nash1890Kintore
Hundred of Cocata1928Le Hunte
Hundred of Cootra1926Le Hunte
Hundred of Corrobinnie1957Le Hunte
Hundred of Hill1927Le Hunte
Hundred of Kappakoola1913Le Hunte
Hundred of Koongawa1926Le Hunte
Hundred of Mamblin1913Le Hunte
Hundred of Minnipa1913Le Hunte
Hundred of Palabie1913Le Hunte
Hundred of Peella1957Le Hunte
Hundred of Pinbong1922Le Hunte
Hundred of Pordia1925Le Hunte
Hundred of Pygery1913Le Hunte
Hundred of Wannamana1913Le Hunte
Hundred of Warramboo1913Le Hunte
Hundred of Wudinna1913Le Hunte
Hundred of Yaninee1913Le Hunte
Hundred of Belvidere1851Light
Hundred of Gilbert1851Light
Hundred of Julia Creek1851Light
Hundred of Kapunda1851Light
Hundred of Light1851Light
Hundred of Moorooroo1847Light
Hundred of Nuriootpa1847Light
Hundred of Saddleworth1851Light
Hundred of Waterloo1851Light
Hundred of Beeamma1921MacDonnell
Hundred of Binnum1869MacDonnell
Hundred of Duffield1864MacDonnell
Hundred of Geegeela1907MacDonnellRenamed from Hundred of Pflaum in 1918
Hundred of Glen Roy1871MacDonnell
Hundred of Hynam1869MacDonnell
Hundred of Lacepede1861MacDonnell
Hundred of Landseer1888MacDonnell
Hundred of Lochaber1869MacDonnell
Hundred of Marcollat1888MacDonnell
Hundred of Minecrow1878MacDonnell
Hundred of Murrabinna1871MacDonnell
Hundred of Parsons1884MacDonnell
Hundred of Peacock1888MacDonnell
Hundred of Woolumbool1888MacDonnell
Hundred of Pflaum1907-1918MacDonnellRenamed Hundred of Geegeela in 1918
Hundred of Castine1891Manchester
Hundred of Copley1891Manchester
Hundred of Gillen1893Manchester
Hundred of Handyside1891Manchester
Hundred of Jenkins1892Manchester
Hundred of Barwell1919Musgrave
Hundred of Blesing1936Musgrave
Hundred of Colton1876Musgrave
Hundred of Cowan1929Musgrave
Hundred of Haig1885MusgraveRenamed from Hundred of Homburg in 1918
Hundred of Hudd1936Musgrave
Hundred of Kappawanta1936Musgrave
Hundred of Kiana1879Musgrave
Hundred of McIntosh1934Musgrave
Hundred of McLachlan1895Musgrave
Hundred of Mitchell1903Musgrave
Hundred of Peachna1916Musgrave
Hundred of Pearce1884Musgrave
Hundred of Shannon1903Musgrave
Hundred of Squire1894Musgrave
Hundred of Talia1881Musgrave
Hundred of Tinline1881Musgrave
Hundred of Ulyerra1925Musgrave
Hundred of Ward1876Musgrave
Hundred of Way1876Musgrave
Hundred of Homburg1885-1918MusgraveRenamed Hundred of Haig in 1918
Hundred of Poondultan/aMusgrave1916 proposed renaming of Hundred of Homburg; rejected in 1918 for "Hundred of Haig".
Hundred of Boolcunda1876Newcastle
Hundred of Crozier1880Newcastle
Hundred of Cudlamudla1877Newcastle
Hundred of Kanyaka1876Newcastle
Hundred of Moockra1877Newcastle
Hundred of Palmer1876Newcastle
Hundred of Pichi Richi1878Newcastle
Hundred of Wyacca1880Newcastle
Hundred of Yarrah1880Newcastle
Hundred of Bowaka1871Robe
Hundred of Bray1877Robe
Hundred of Coles1885Robe
Hundred of Comaum1861Robe
Hundred of Conmurra1878Robe
Hundred of Fox1885Robe
Hundred of Jessie1867Robe
Hundred of Joanna1862Robe
Hundred of Joyce1876Robe
Hundred of Killanoola1861Robe
Hundred of Mount Benson1871Robe
Hundred of Naracoorte1867Robe
Hundred of Robertson1867Robe
Hundred of Ross1877Robe
Hundred of Smith1885Robe
Hundred of Spence1886Robe
Hundred of Townsend1878Robe
Hundred of Waterhouse1861Robe
Hundred of Addison1910Robinson
Hundred of Bockelberg1971Robinson
Hundred of Campbell1888Robinson
Hundred of Carina1915Robinson
Hundred of Chandada1913Robinson
Hundred of Condada1913Robinson
Hundred of Cungena1913Robinson
Hundred of Downer1883Robinson
Hundred of Finlayson1893Robinson
Hundred of Forrest1885Robinson
Hundred of Inkster1913Robinson
Hundred of Kaldoonera1913Robinson
Hundred of Karcultaby1913Robinson
Hundred of Moorkitabie1915Robinson
Hundred of Murray1888Robinson
Hundred of Ripon1885Robinson
Hundred of Rounsevell1885Robinson
Hundred of Scott1888Robinson
Hundred of Tarlton1888Robinson
Hundred of Travers1910Robinson
Hundred of Wallis1910Robinson
Hundred of Witera1891Robinson
Hundred of McBeathn/aRobinsonApparently never gazetted. North of Hundred of Downer.
Hundred of Wrenfordsley1885Robinson
Hundred of Wright1893Robinson
Hundred of Baker1860Russell
Hundred of Bonney1860Russell
Hundred of Burdett1860Russell
Hundred of Coolinong1872Russell
Hundred of Ettrick1893Russell
Hundred of Jeffries1936Russell
Hundred of Malcolm1860Russell
Hundred of Seymour1860Russell
Hundred of Younghusband1860Russell
Hundred of Andrews1864Stanley
Hundred of Ayers1863Stanley
Hundred of Blyth1860Stanley
Hundred of Boucaut1867Stanley
Hundred of Clare1850Stanley
Hundred of Everard1867Stanley
Hundred of Goyder1862Stanley
Hundred of Hall1860Stanley
Hundred of Hanson1860Stanley
Hundred of Hart1864Stanley
Hundred of Koolunga1869Stanley
Hundred of Milne1860Stanley
Hundred of Stanley1851Stanley
Hundred of Stow1862Stanley
Hundred of Upper Wakefield1850Stanley
Hundred of Yackamoorundie1869Stanley
Hundred of Angas1860Sturt
Hundred of Brinkley1860Sturt
Hundred of Finniss1860Sturt
Hundred of Freeling1857Sturt
Hundred of Kanmantoo1847Sturt
Hundred of Jutland1851SturtRenamed from Hundred of South Rhine in 1918
Hundred of Mobilong1860Sturt
Hundred of Monarto1847Sturt
Hundred of Ridley1860Sturt
Hundred of Tungkillo1851Sturt
Hundred of South Rhine1851-1918SturtRenamed Hundred of Jutland in 1918
Hundred of Wiltowonga Southn/aSturt1916 proposed renaming of Hundred of South Rhine; rejected in 1918 for "Hundred of Jutland".
Hundred of Bunyeroo1881Taunton
Hundred of Carr1877Taunton
Hundred of Edeowie1881Taunton
Hundred of Nilpena1881Taunton
Hundred of Oratunga1895Taunton
Hundred of Parachilna1881Taunton
Hundred of Anne1863Victoria
Hundred of Belalie1870Victoria
Hundred of Booyoolie1871Victoria
Hundred of Bundaleer1869Victoria
Hundred of Caltowie1871Victoria
Hundred of Crystal Brook1871Victoria
Hundred of Howe1891Victoria
Hundred of Napperby1874Victoria
Hundred of Narridy1871Victoria
Hundred of Pirie1874Victoria
Hundred of Reynolds1869Victoria
Hundred of Wandearah1874Victoria
Hundred of Whyte1869Victoria
Hundred of Yangya1869Victoria
Hundred of Bartlett1889Way
Hundred of Blacker1893Way
Hundred of Bonython1893Way
Hundred of Catt1889Way
Hundred of Chillundie1893Way
Hundred of Goode1893Way
Hundred of Guthrie1893Way
Hundred of Horn1889Way
Hundred of Moule1889Way
Hundred of O'Loughlin1896Way
Hundred of Pethick1929Way
Hundred of Wallanippie1893Way
Hundred of Wandana1893Way
Hundred of Ash1895York
Hundred of Batchelor1895York
Hundred of Cultana1940York
Hundred of Moonabie1917York
Hundred of Nilginee1917York
Hundred of Poynton1895York
Hundred of Randell1895York
Hundred of Markaranka1915Young
Hundred of Parcoola1915Young
Hundred of Pooginook1915Young
Hundred of Stuart1860Young

References

  1. Marsden, Susan (2012). "A History of South Australian Councils to 1936" (PDF). Local Government Association of South Australia. Retrieved 19 July 2017. From the 1850s until the 1930s, as a general rule, every settled Hundred gained and retained its own District Council.
  2. Departmental History Committee, John Love (ed.), History of Agriculture in SA: The Measure of the Land, Department of Lands, Government of South Australia, retrieved 4 December 2017, The principles on which the new colony was to be founded all turned on the question of land administration. All the land was considered the property of the Crown. It was not to be given away, but surveyed and sold systematically at a minimum price intended to discourage speculation and encourage people with some capital to make South Australia their new home. [...] it was stipulated that land to the value of £35 000 must be sold before settlement could begin. The Commissioners sold "preliminary land orders" each entitling the buyer to one town acre and one section of country land. The holders of these preliminary orders could take first choice of the land when it had been surveyed and present their orders to the Resident Commissioner in the Land Office, to receive their title deeds or "land grants" [...] By 1856 South Australia [...] had been some experimenting with cadastral units and patterns of survey. The first units of land ownership were town acres and country sections, the standard size of the latter being 80 acres (one eighth of a square mile or 32.4 hectares).
  3. Light, William; John Arrowsmith (Firm). (1839). The district of Adelaide, South Australia as divided into country sections (Map). Published by John Arrowsmith, 35 Essex St., Strand. Retrieved 4 December 2017.
  4. "PROCLAMATION". Adelaide Observer. IV (175). South Australia. 31 October 1846. p. 3. Retrieved 31 August 2020 via National Library of Australia.
  5. "South Australian official gazetteer: Property Location Browser". Government of South Australia. Click 'Layers' >> 'Administration'. Check 'Hundreds' and 'Counties'. Zoom to see hundred boundaries.
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