Lower Moira
Town in Victoria, Australia
36°06′13″S 145°00′13″E / 36.10361°S 145.00361°E / -36.10361; 145.00361Localities around Lower Moira: | ||
New South Wales | Barmah | Picola |
New South Wales | Lower Moira | Picola |
Kanyapella | Yambuna | Wyuna |
Lower Moira is a locality in northern Victoria, Australia. The locality is in the south-west part of Shire of Moira. Lower Moira is mostly farmland. To the west is the New South Wales border.[1]
The post office there opened in 1902, closed in 1930, reopened on 12 September 1938 and closed on 19 February 1953.[2]
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Localities in the Shire of Moira
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- Almonds
- Bathumi
- Bearii
- Boomahnoomoonah
- Boosey
- Boweya North
- Bundalong South
- Burramine South
- Drumanure
- Esmond
- Kaarimba
- Katamatite East
- Kotupna
- Lake Rowan
- Lower Moira
- Marungi^
- Muckatah
- Mundoona
- Mywee
- Naring
- Peechelba^
- Pelluebla
- Picola West
- St James
- Telford
- Ulupna
- Waggarandall
- Wilby
- Yabba North
- Yabba South
- Yarrawonga South
- Yielima
- Youanmite
- Youarang
- Yundool
^ - Territory divided with another LGA
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