in the locality of Motpena while its eastern side contains parts of Alpana, Moolooloo and Mount Falkland, while its centre includes the entirety of Parachilna. Hundred of Oratunga The Hundred of Oratunga () was proclaimed on 7 March 1895. It covers an area of and its name was derived from an aboriginal word which means ‘tea tree creek’. Its centre is within the locality of Alpana while part of its north side is in Oratunga Station, part of its west side is in Mount Falkland and part of its south side is in Gum Creek Station. Hundred of Parachilna The Hundred of Parachilna () was proclaimed on 1 December 1881. It covers an area of and it was derived from an Aboriginal word meaning “a creek with steep banks and stones and ochre in the bed.” Its southern end is within the locality of Flinders Ranges while its north-western corner is in the locality of Motpena and its north-eastern corner in Mount Falkland. See also Lands administrative divisions of South Australia Taunton (disambiguation) References Taunton Taunton T