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Wellington

Name of Place Meaning or Reason why it was Given Name of Place Meaning or Reason why it was Given
Bargungderie Weed with a strong scent Muggee Iron bark timber Country
Balbadgerie Rock Wallabys home Nanima Something lost
Burrendong Native Bear Narrogal Wild native honey Country

 

Donwingerie

Rocks from which stone Tomahawks were made Towri A Tribes Boundary, or division of hunting grounds
Darumbilla Junction of a creek to River    
Goondi Stringy bark timber Country Umagylie Currajong Tree Country
Garriguronga A quick sand Country Umby Mountain Pine Country
Gobalian A reed with an edible root Urrugalgee a Water Fall
Galwadgerie shingle back lizard Wallumbubba Large Rocks
Goonoo Something planted Wanghgunderie Crows Land
Geroabullo Dead Iguana Werthdura Place where animals lick the soil
Geurie? a Wild Plant Wuuluman a Corner
Geenbee Boggy Swamp Country Willeyganalgee Smoking oppossums out of trees

The above is a list of the Aborigines names of places
in the Wellington District, and the reasons why the blacks
gave such names to the several localities

                                                                                       JNO Chiplin
                                                                                       Senior Sergt.
                                                                                       Wellington
                                                                                       7th September 1899

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