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[Page 62]                       Walgett                                                    63

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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