Bland Shire Council

Bland Shire Council is an administrative division in the Riverina region of New South Wales, with West Wyalong as its main center. The area encompasses a mix of rural towns and farming land across a semi-arid landscape.

The area takes its name from William Bland, an influential early settler who contributed to the development of New South Wales. The region developed as an agricultural area during the 19th century and has maintained this focus.

The council organizes regular community events, including Christmas markets at Wyalong Museum and seasonal festivities across different townships.

The main administration office is based in West Wyalong at the junction of major highways that connect the area to other regions. Most towns are accessible by straight, open roads that are easy to navigate throughout the area.

This local government area is part of an unusual international friendship with Dull in Scotland and Boring in Oregon, united by their distinctive place names. This playful connection demonstrates how communities with unexpected names can find common ground across the world.

Phone: +61269722266

Email: council@blandshire.nsw.gov.au

Website: https://blandshire.nsw.gov.au

GPS coordinates: -33.91886,147.06097

Latest update: December 8, 2025 13:41