Geographical Names Board (NSW)

The Geographical Names Board of New South Wales (NSW) is the official authority responsible for naming and managing geographical places in the state. It ensures that place names are consistent, accurate, and culturally appropriate. The Board approves new names, updates existing ones, and maintains the official register of place names, including towns, suburbs, parks, and natural features. Its role supports clear communication, navigation, and recognition of Indigenous and historical identities, contributing to community identity and heritage preservation within NSW.