The County of Grenville is one of the 37 counties of Victoria which are part of the cadastral divisions of Australia, used for land titles. It is located to the north-east of Lake Corangamite and includes Cressy. Ballarat is on its north-eastern edge. The boundary to the east is the Yarrowee River, and to the south part of the Barwon River. Colac is on its southern edge. The county was proclaimed in 1849.

Grenville Victoria
Location in Victoria
Lands administrative divisions around Grenville: Ripon Ripon Grant Hampden Grenville Grant Heytesbury Polwarth Grant

Parishes

Parishes within the county:

• Argyle, Victoria
• Ballaarat, Victoria
• Bungaree, Victoria
• Cardigan, Victoria
• Carngham, Victoria
• Clarkesdale, Victoria
• Commeralghip, Victoria
• Corindhap, Victoria
• Cressy, Victoria
• Cundare, Victoria
• Dereel, Victoria
• Doroq, Victoria
• Dreeite, Victoria
• Enfield, Victoria
• Gellibrand, Victoria
• Haddon, Victoria
• Hesse, Victoria
• Karngun, Victoria
• Kurac-a-ruc, Victoria
• Lawaluk, Victoria
• Lynchfield, Victoria
• Mannibadar, Victoria
• Mindai, Victoria
• Mirnee, Victoria
• Mortchup, Victoria
• Murdeduke, Victoria
• Naringhil North, Victoria
• Naringhil South, Victoria
• Ondit, Victoria
• Poliah North, Victoria
• Poliah South, Victoria
• Poorneet, Victoria
• Scarsdale, Victoria
• Shelford, Victoria
• Shelford West, Victoria
• Smythesdale, Victoria
• Turkeeth, Victoria
• Wallinduc, Victoria
• Warracbarunah, Victoria
• Warrambine, Victoria
• Warrion, Victoria
• Weering, Victoria
• Wilgul North, Victoria
• Wilgul South, Victoria
• Windermere, Victoria
• Wingeel, Victoria
• Wurrook, Victoria
• Yarima, Victoria
• Yarrowee, Victoria

References

• Vicnames, place name details
• Research aids, Victoria 1910

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