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Name of Place Meaning or Reason Why it was Given
Kiama Plenty: i.e. re.. Kiarrama (large figtree on Kiama Beach)
Cambewarra Fire Hill
Geringong Fearful: or I fear, myself

Illiwera

Illowra

White Clay

Beautiful, plentiful place

from these or one of them 'Illawarra' is probably derived
Bang-gang Old, gray
Berri Were, or Bherwerre Make haste: according to another authority means large expansion of water
Nowra You and me
Coolangatta Elbow hill or Large hill
Bulla Bulla - from where 'Bulli' -   meaning two Mountains Kembla and Keira
Bouderee (or Jervis Bay) large fishing place
Coogee Rotten kelp
Garie or Geara said to be named after 2 bushrangers named Geary who camped there at National Park: (Geo. Dent Senr is my authority)
Woolowa from where[?] Wooloware Bay Botany - meaning muddy flat.
Watta   A point of land jutting out into the sea
Pirrama alleged doubtful native name for Pyrmont. meaning a Rocking stone
Currambene Heap of rocks
Wogle One eye : Tom Ugly's Point, named after an aboriginal who suffered under this disability.
Woolonga or Wollongong   

  

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