Jerilderie

Jerilderie spans 3,373 square kilometers in New South Wales, incorporating agricultural lands, residential areas, and municipal facilities within the Murrumbidgee Council jurisdiction.

The local government entity transformed from Jerilderie Shire Council to Murrumbidgee Council in 2016, marking the end of its status as an independent administrative zone.

The administrative region maintains records of land ownership and property transactions, reflecting both European settlement patterns and Aboriginal heritage of the Jeithi people.

The division handles municipal services for 922 residents, managing infrastructure development, community facilities, and agricultural zoning across the territory.

This administrative area produces twenty-five percent of Australia's tomatoes, supporting extensive agricultural operations including rice, wheat, and cattle farming enterprises.

Location: Murrumbidgee Council

GPS coordinates: -35.35964,145.73480

Latest update: March 6, 2025 13:11