Box 4 Folder 1: New South Wales place names, 1899-1903 - Page 62

Name of Place	Meaning or Reason Why it was Given	Name of Place	Meaning or Reason Why it was Given
		Cunyaralool	Schrub tree
		Woolangoa	3 Coolabah trees growing together
		Cirrali	Water Myall tree
Mehi	White Cockatoo	Bumbel	Wild orange tree
Gunanbah	River Gum Tree	Cuitool	Pine tree
Cunawillinghi	Aborigines fighting place	Caibin	Long gum tree
Angledool	Big bend in river
Nullawa	Sand hill close to river	Mungalah	Mad Blackfellow live in tree
Mungulby	Water running in creek	Pananil	Tree struck by lightning
Eulail	Long nail on toe of emu	Cooganan	Big Lake plenty of fish
Bangali	Cedar tree along river	Buybei	Little lake
Watalabah	No fire	Quanda	Quondong tree
Mullabah	Blackfellow's leg	Minga	Big hollow tree
Euraba	Sandle wood tree	Mingi	Native dog
Kiddool	Blackfellows eye	Bungil	Breaking blacks use weapons
Nanan	Lignum bush	Kumebi	Gins hearts
Mulliban	Blackfellows hand
Dungli	Hollow tree
Bairl	Long box tree
Minabibi	Four fingers on hand, no thumb
Billbinban	Every Blackfellow after fight
Birimi	Big hole in ground
Milbuhee	Pupil of eye
Gumble Gubri	Plenty [?]
Yangledoo	Where Aborigines spend honeymoon
Doolau	[?] Jack tree
Mogga Galiloo	Mulga tree
Cunadoodindi	Aligator
Ballinbinyd	Big waterhole deep
Banan Bina	Bumerang
Coualqil?	Big Springs
Ungala Kal	Myall tree
Muira Muira	Swimming place in river
Binameah	Blackfellow ear
Cunagi	Fat Blackfellow
Woolawa	Blackfellow
Loqunda[?]	Big Swamp
Wimah	Long Swamp	From Angledool W.H. [?] Walgett 23/9/99

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