List of former local government areas in New South Wales

The local government areas (LGAs) of New South Wales, Australia are the defined areas within which legally constituted local government authorities, known as councils, have responsibilities to provide local services. Determining the size and shape of the local government areas is the sole responsibility of the Government of New South Wales.

In the past, many local government areas have been amalgamated or abolished, either voluntarily or involuntarily. Major changes occurred as a result of the enactment of the Local Government (Areas) Act 1948 and as a result of a review by the NSW Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) that commenced in 2013. The IPART proposed a series of council mergers and amalgamation in both metropolitan and regional areas which proposed a reduction in the number of councils from 152 to 112.[1] On 12 May 2016, following a further review by the Minister for Local Government and the independent Local Government Boundaries Commission, Premier Mike Baird announced Stage 1 starting with 19 new councils, through amalgamations and mergers, with immediate effect. The Minister indicated in principle support to create a further nine new councils, subject to the decision of the courts.[2][3] On the same day, the Governor of New South Wales acted on the advice of the Minister, and proclaimed the 19 new local government areas.[4]

List of former local government areas in New South Wales

Metropolitan councils

Former LGA Type Council
seat 		Region Established Abolished Area Popn.
(year) 		Notes Ref
km2 sq mi
Alexandria Municipality Alexandria Sydney 1868 31 December 1948 Amalgamated with the City of Sydney [5][6]
Ashfield Municipality Ashfield Inner West 12 May 2016 8 3.1 41,214
(2011) 		Abolished and merged with Marrickville Council and the Municipality of Leichhardt to establish the Inner West Council. [7][8]
Auburn City Auburn Western Sydney 19 February 1892 12 May 2016 32 12 80,892
(2011) 		Parts of Auburn City were amalgamated with parts of Parramatta and Holroyd to form the Cumberland Council. The remainder parts of Auburn were amalgamated into the City of Parramatta Council. [9][10][11]
Bankstown City Bankstown Canterbury-Bankstown 1895 12 May 2016 76.8 29.7 193,398
(2011) 		Abolished and merged with the City of Canterbury to establish the Canterbury-Bankstown Council. [12][13]
Baulkham Hills Shire Hills District 7 March 1906 Renamed as The Hills Shire
Bexley Municipality Southern Sydney 31 December 1948 Merged with Rockdale Municipality. [6]
Cabramatta and Canley Vale Municipality Western Sydney 8 October 1892 31 December 1948 Originally part of the Municipal District of Liverpool from 1872. Amalgamated with Municipality of Fairfield. [6][14]
Canterbury City Canterbury Canterbury-Bankstown 17 March 1879 12 May 2016 34 13 146,314
(2011) 		Abolished and merged with the City of Bankstown to establish the Canterbury-Bankstown Council. [12][15]
Castlereagh Municipality Western Sydney 31 December 1948 Amalgamated with Penrith Municipality, St. Mary's Municipality and part of Nepean Shire to form, Municipality of Penrith. [6]
Concord Municipality Concord Inner West 11 August 1883 December 2000 Amalgamated with the Drummoyne Council to form the City of Canada Bay. [16]
Darlington Municipality Darlington Sydney 16 August 1864 31 December 1948 0.2 0.077 Abolished and merged into the City of Sydney. The former Darlington council area subsequently became part of the South Sydney Municipality, which was later merged into the City of Sydney in 1992. [6][17]
Drummoyne Municipality Drummoyne Inner West 17 January 1890 December 2000 Originally part of the Municipal District of Five Dock since 25 July 1871. Amalgamated with Five Dock to form Borough of Drummoyne on 12 March 1902. Amalgamated with the Municipality of Concord to form the City of Canada Bay. [18][19]
Dundas Municipality Dundas Western Sydney 23 March 1889 31 December 1948 Amalgamated with Parramatta City, Granville Municipality and Ermington and Rydalmere Municipality, to form City of Parramatta. [6][20]
Eastwood Municipality Northern Suburbs August 1907 31 December 1948 Amalgamated with Municipality of Ryde. [6]
Enfield Municipality Inner West 17 January 1889 31 December 1948 Divided between Municipality of Burwood and Municipality of Strathfield. [6][21]
Ermington and Rydalmere Municipality Rydalmere Western Sydney 18 June 1891 31 December 1948 Originally part of the Municipal District of Dundas from 1889. Amalgamated with Parramatta City, Dundas Municipality and Granville Municipality, to form City of Parramatta. [6][22]
Erskineville Municipality Sydney 31 December 1948 Abolished and merged into the City of Sydney. [6]
Five Dock Municipal District Inner West 25 July 1871 12 March 1902 Amalgamated with the Borough of Drummoyne on 12 March 1902. [19][23]
The Glebe Municipality Sydney 31 December 1948 Abolished and merged into the City of Sydney. [6]
Granville Municipality Granville Western Sydney 20 January 1885 31 December 1948 Amalgamated with Parramatta City, Dundas Municipality and Ermington and Rydalmere Municipality, to form City of Parramatta. Much of the area this former Municipality, as the Woodville Ward of the City of Parramatta, was merged with parts of Auburn and Holroyd Cities to form Cumberland Council on 12 May 2016. [10][24]
Holroyd City Merrylands Western Sydney January 11, 1927 12 May 2016 40 15 99,163
(2011) 		Abolished and parts of the City of Holroyd, along with parts of the Auburn and the Parramatta city councils merged to form the Cumberland Council, with a smaller minority of the City of Holroyd merged to establish the City of Parramatta Council. [10][25]
Homebush Municipality Inner West 6 June 1906 22 May 1947 Amalgamated with the Municipality of Strathfield on 23 May 1947.. [26]
Hurstville City Hurstville Southern Sydney 1887 12 May 2016 23 8.9 80,823
(2011) 		Abolished and merged with the City of Kogarah to establish the Georges River Council. [27]
Ingleburn Municipality South-western Sydney 25 April 1896 31 December 1948 Amalgamated with Municipality of Campbelltown. [6][28]
Kogarah City Kogarah Southern Sydney December 22, 1885 12 May 2016 19.5 7.5 55,806
(2011) 		Abolished and merged with the City of Hurstville to establish the Georges River Council. [7]
Leichhardt Municipality Leichhardt Inner West 1871 12 May 2016 11 4.2 52,198
(2011) 		Abolished and merged with the Marrickville Council and the Municipality of Ashfield to establish the Inner West Council. [7]
Lidcombe Municipality Lidcombe Western Sydney 22 October 1913 31 December 1948 Amalgamated with Municipality of Auburn. [6][29]
Manly Municipality Manly Northern Beaches 6 January 1877 12 May 2016 15 5.8 39,747
(2011) 		Abolished and merged with the Pittwater and Warringah councils to establish the Northern Beaches Council. [30]
Marrickville Municipality Petersham Inner West 1861 12 May 2016 17 6.6 76,500
(2011) 		Abolished and merged with the Municipalities of Leichhardt and Ashfield to establish the Inner West Council. [7]
Marsfield Municipality Northern Suburbs 5 June 1894 August 1907 Originally part of the Municipal District of Ryde from 1870. Renamed Municipality of Eastwood. [31]
Mascot Municipality Southern Sydney 31 December 1948 Merged with Botany Municipality. [6]
Mulgoa Municipality Western Sydney 25 July 1893 30 June 1913 Originally part of the Municipal District of Penrith from 1871. Amalgamated with Nepean Shire Council. [32][33]
Nepean Shire Western Sydney 7 March 1906 31 December 1948 Split amongst the Municipality of Camden, Municipality of Liverpool and Municipality of Penrith. [6]
Newtown Municipality Newtown Sydney 1862 31 December 1948 Abolished and merged into the City of Sydney. [6][34]
Northcott Municipality Western Sydney 1968 Renamed as the South Sydney Municipal Council.
Paddington Municipality Sydney 31 December 1948 Abolished and merged into the City of Sydney. [6]
Petersham Municipality Petersham Inner West 1871 31 December 1948 Abolished and merged into the Marrickville Council. [6][35]
Pittwater Municipality Mona Vale Northern Beaches 1 May 1992 12 May 2016 91 35 57,155
(2011) 		Abolished and merged with the Manly and Warringah councils to establish the Northern Beaches Council. [30]
Prospect and Sherwood Municipality Mays Hill Merrylands Western Sydney 9 July 1872 10 January 1927 Renamed as the Municipality of Holroyd. [36]
Redfern Municipality Redfern Sydney 11 August 1859 31 December 1948 Abolished and merged into the City of Sydney. The former Redfern municipal area subsequently became part of the South Sydney Municipality, which was later merged into the City of Sydney in 1992. [6][37]
Rookwood Municipality Lidcombe Western Sydney 8 December 1891 21 October 1913 Renamed as the Municipality of Lidcombe. [29][38]
Smithfield and Fairfield Municipality Western Sydney 11 December 1888 26 October 1920 Renamed as the Municipality of Fairfield. [39][40]
South Sydney City Erskineville Sydney 1989 27 March 2004 Formed from the Northcott Municipal Council and renamed as the South Sydney Municipal Council, this council was abolished in 1982 and merged into the City of Sydney. The South Sydney City Council was created in 1989, which was later merged into the City of Sydney in 1992. [41][42]
St. Mary's Municipality Western Sydney 3 March 1890 31 December 1948 Amalgamated with Penrith Municipality, Castlereagh Municipality and part of Nepean Shire to form, Municipality of Penrith. [6][43]
St. Peters Municipality Inner West 31 December 1948 Abolished and merged into the Marrickville Council. [6]
Vaucluse Municipality Eastern Suburbs 31 December 1948 Merged with Municipality of Woollahra. [6]
Warringah Municipality Dee Why Northern Beaches 7 March 1906 12 May 2016 150 58 140,741
(2011) 		Abolished and merged with the Manly and Pittwater councils to establish the Northern Beaches Council. [30]
Waterloo Municipality Sydney 31 December 1948 Abolished and merged into the City of Sydney. [6]

Sydney surrounds

Former LGA Type Council
seat 		Region Established Abolished Area Popn.
(year) 		Notes Ref
km2 sq mi
Blackheath Municipality Western Sydney 12 December 1919 30 September 1947 Originally part of Kanimbla (later Blue Mountains) Shire from 7 March 1906. Amalgamated with Katoomba City and Blue Mountains Shire to form the City of Blue Mountains on 1 October 1947. [44]
Colo Shire Western Sydney 7 March 1906 31 December 1980 Amalgamated with the Municipality of Windsor to form Hawkesbury Shire on 1 January 1947.
Erina Shire Central Coast 7 March 1906 31 December 1946 Amalgamated with Gosford Municipality and Woy Woy Shire to form Gosford Shire and Wyong Shire on 1 January 1947. [45]
Gosford City Gosford Central Coast 10 November 1886 12 May 2016 940 360 162,440
(2011) 		Gosford Municipality, Erina Shire and Woy Woy Shire merged and form Gosford Shire and Wyong Shire from 1 January 1947. Gosford proclaimed a City o on 1 January 1980. Abolished and merged with the Wyong Shire to establish the Central Coast Council. [45][46][47]
Kanimbla Shire Western Sydney 7 March 1906 23 January 1907 Renamed Blue Mountains Shire on 23 January 1907. Blue Mountains Shire was amalgamated with Katoomba City and Blackheath Municipality to form the City of Blue Mountains on 1 October 1947. [44]
Katoomba City Western Sydney 2 November 1899 30 September 1947 Proclaimed a City on 31 May 1956. Amalgamated with Blackheath Municipality and Blue Mountains Shire to form the City of Blue Mountains on 1 October 1947. [44]
Picton Municipality Southern Highlands 15 March 1895 30 April 1940 Amalgamated with Wollondilly Shire on 1 May 1940. [48]
Richmond Municipality Western Sydney 18 June 1872 31 December 1948 Amalgamated with the Municipality of Windsor to form new Windsor Municipality. [6][49]
Windsor Municipality Western Sydney 4 March 1871 31 December 1980 Amalgamated with Colo Shire to form Hawkesbury Shire on 1 January 1981. [50]
Woy Woy Shire Central Coast 1 August 1928 31 December 1946 Originally part of Erina Shire from 7 March 1906. Amalgamated with Gosford Municipality and Erina Shire to form Gosford Shire and Wyong Shire on 1 January 1947. [45][51]
Wyong Shire Wyong Central Coast 1 January 1947 12 May 2016 827 319 149,746
(2011) 		Abolished and merged with the City of Gosford to establish the Central Coast Council. [45][47]

Regional councils

Former LGA Former type Former council
seat 		Region Established Abolished Area Popn.
(year) 		Notes Ref
km2 sq mi
Abercrombie Shire Central West 1 October 1977 Abolished and merged with the Turon Shire to establish the Evans Shire.
Armidale Dumaresq Shire Armidale New England 2000 12 May 2016 4,235 1,635 24,105
(2011) 		Abolished and merged with the Guyra Shire to establish the Armidale Regional Council. [52]
Barraba Shire Barraba New England 19 May 1906 17 March 2004 3,069 1,185 2,185
(2004) 		Abolished and split between the Guyra Shire and Tamworth Regional Council. [53]
Bingara Shire Bingara New England 6 March 1906 17 March 2004 2,854 1,102 2,029
(2004) 		Abolished and split between the Guyra and Yallaroi shires. [54]
Bombala Shire Bombala Monaro 12 May 2016 3,945 1,523 2,401
(2013) 		Abolished and merged with the Cooma-Monaro and Snowy River shires to establish the Snowy Monaro Regional Council. [55]
Boolooroo Shire North West Slopes 1906 1981 Abolished and merged with the Boomi Shire and Moree Council to establish the Moree Plains Shire.
Boorowa Shire Boorowa South West Slopes 12 May 2016 2,579 996 2,558
(2013) 		Abolished and merged with the Harden and Young shires to establish the Hilltops Council. [56]
Cockburn Shire New England 1907 1980 Abolished and merged with the Peel Shire to establish the Parry Shire.
Cooma-Monaro Shire Cooma Monaro 1879 12 May 2016 5,229 2,019 10,073
(2013) 		Established as the Municipal District of Cooma, and then later the Monaro Shire was established concurrently. In 1981 the two councils amalgamated as the Cooma-Monaro Shire. Abolished and merged with the Bombala and Snowy River shires to establish the Snowy Monaro Regional Council. [55]
Conargo Shire Deniliquin Riverina 1907 12 May 2016 8,738 3,374 1,577
(2012) 		Abolished and merged with the Deniliquin Council to establish the Edward River Council. [57]
Coolah Shire Coolah Orana 2004 Abolished and merged with the Coonabarabran Shire to establish the Warrumbungle Shire.
Coonabarabran Shire Coonabarabran Orana 2004 Abolished and merged with the Coolah Shire to establish the Warrumbungle Shire.
Cootamundra Shire Cootamundra Riverina 1923 12 May 2016 2,457 949 3,747
(2011) 		Abolished and merged with the Gundagai Shire to establish the Gundagai Council. [58]
Corowa Shire Corowa Riverina 1955 12 May 2016 2,329 899 11,383
(2012) 		Abolished and merged with the Urana Shire to establish the Federation Council. [59]
Deniliquin Municipality Deniliquin Riverina 12 May 2016 51 20 7,327
(2012) 		Abolished and merged with the Conargo Shire to establish the Edward River Council. [57]
Dubbo City Dubbo Orana 19 February 1872 12 May 2016 3,425 1,322 41,211
(2011) 		Abolished and merged with the Wellington Council to establish the Western Plains Regional Council. [60]
Erina Shire Central Coast 7 March 1906 31 December 1946 Abolished and split between the Wyong and Gosford shires.
Evans Shire Kelso Central West 1 October 1977 26 May 2004 4,284 1,654 Abolished and split between the Bathurst Regional, Oberon and Lithgow councils.
Gloucester Shire Gloucester Hunter 12 May 2016 2,952 1,140 4,877
(2011) 		Abolished and merged with the City of Greater Taree and Great Lakes Council to establish the Mid-Coast Council. [61]
Great Lakes Municipality Forster Hunter 12 May 2016 3,376 1,303 34,430
(2011) 		Abolished and merged with the City of Greater Taree and Gloucester Shire to establish the Mid-Coast Council. [61]
Gundagai Shire Gundagai Riverina 1923 12 May 2016 2,457 949 3,747
(2013) 		Abolished and merged with the Cootamundra Shire to establish the Gundagai Council. [58]
Guyra Shire Guyra New England 12 May 2016 4,395 1,697 4,397
(2011) 		Abolished and merged with Armidale Dumaresq Shire to establish the Armidale Regional Council. [52]
Harden Shire Harden South West Slopes 12 May 2016 1,869 722 3,584
(2011) 		Abolished and merged with the Boorowa and Young shires to establish the Hilltops Council. [56]
Jerilderie Shire Jerilderie Riverina 1918 12 May 2016 3,373 1,302 1,526
(2011) 		Abolished and merged with the Murrumbidgee Shire to establish the Murrumbidgee Council. [62]
Merriwa Shire Merriwa Hunter 2004 Abolished and merged with the Scone Shire to establish the Upper Hunter Shire, with a small part of the former shire added to the Mid-Western Regional Council.
Murwillumbah Municipality Murwillumbah Northern Rivers 5 May 1902 1 January 1947 Abolished and merged with the Shire of Tweed to establish the Tweed Shire. [63]
Murray Shire Mathoura Riverina 1906 12 May 2016 4,345 1,678 7,312
(2011) 		Abolished and merged with the Wakool Shire to establish the Murray River Council. [64]
Murrumbidgee Shire Darlington Point Riverina 12 May 2016 3,508 1,354 2,415
(2012) 		Abolished and merged with the Jerilderie Shire to establish the Murrumbidgee Council. [62]
Murrurundi Shire New England 2004 Abolished and split between the Upper Hunter and Liverpool Plains shire.
Palerang Municipality Bungendore Southern Tablelands 11 February 2004 12 May 2016 5,134 1,982 15,306
(2013) 		Abolished and merged with the Queanbeyan City to establish the Queanbeyan-Palerang Regional Council. [65]
Parry Shire New England 1980 2004 Abolished and split between Tamworth Regional Council and the Liverpool Plains Shire. [66]
Peel Shire New England 1907 1980 Abolished and merged with the Cockburn Shire to establish the Parry Shire.
Queanbeyan City Queanbeyan Southern Tablelands 12 May 2016 172 66 40,568
(2013) 		Abolished and merged with the Palerang Council to establish the Queanbeyan-Palerang Regional Council. [65]
Snowy River Shire Berridale Monaro June 1906 12 May 2016 6,030 2,330 8,087
(2013) 		Abolished and merged with the Cooma-Monaro and Bombala shires to establish the Snowy Monaro Regional Council. [55]
Tamarang Shire North West Slopes 1981 Abolished and merged with the Quirindi Municipality to establish the Quirindi Shire.
Taree City Taree Mid North Coast 1981 12 May 2016 3,730 1,440 46,541
(2011) 		Abolished and merged with the Great Lakes Council and Gloucester Shire to establish the Mid-Coast Council. [61]
Tumbarumba Shire Tumbarumba Riverina 12 May 2016 4,393 1,696 3,521
(2013) 		Abolished and merged with the Tumut Shire to establish the Snowy Valleys Council. [67]
Tumut Shire Tumut Riverina 1928 12 May 2016 4,566 1,763 11,316
(2013) 		Abolished and merged with the Tumbarumba Shire to establish the Snowy Valleys Council. [67]
Turon Shire Central West 1 October 1977 Abolished and merged with the Abercrombie Shire to establish the Evans Shire.
Tweed Shire Tumbulgum Northern Rivers 7 March 1906 1 January 1947 Abolished and merged with the Municipality of Murwillumbah to establish the Tweed Shire. [63]
Ulladulla Municipality Ulladulla Illawarra 14 April 1874 23 June 1948 Abolished and merged with the municipalities of Berry, Nowra, Broughton's Vale, South Shoalhaven and the shires of Cambewarra and Clyde to form Shoalhaven Shire (now City of Shoalhaven). [68]
Urana Shire Urana Riverina 1906 12 May 2016 3,356 1,296 1,180
(2012) 		Abolished and merged with the Corowa Shire to establish the Federation Council. [59]
Wakool Shire Jerilderie Riverina 12 May 2016 7,521 2,904 4,033
(2012) 		Abolished and merged with the Murray Shire to establish the Murray River Council. [64]
Wellington City Wellington Orana 12 May 2016 4,113 1,588 8,493
(2011) 		Abolished and merged with the City of Dubbo to establish the Western Plains Regional Council. [60]
Wyaldra Shire Gulgong Central West 1906 1941 Abolished and merged with the Gulgong Municipality.
Yallaroi Shire Warialda New England 6 March 1906 17 March 2004 5,340 2,060 4,279
(2004) 		Abolished and merged with Bingara and part of the Barraba shires to establish the Guyra Shire. [54]
Yarrowlumla Shire Southern Tablelands 11 February 2004 2,971 1,147 9,654
(1999) 		Most of the Australian Capital Territory was contained within Yarrowlumla Shire before it was subsumed by the Commonwealth of Australia in 1909. Yarrowlumla was abolished in 2004 and its area split between the Palerang, Yass Valley, Queanbeyan City councils and the Cooma-Monaro Shire.
Yass Municipality Yass Southern Tablelands 13 March 1873 1 January 1980 Abolished and merged with the Goodradigbee Shire to establish the Yass Shire. [69]
Yass Shire 1 January 1980 11 February 2004 Abolished and merged with parts of the Gunning and Yarrowlumla shires to establish the Yass Valley Council.
Young Shire Young South West Slopes 12 May 2016 2,694 1,040 12,236
(2011) 		Abolished and merged with the Boorowa and Harden shires to establish the Hilltops Council. [56]

See also

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