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Mossgiel 126
| Name of Place | Meaning or Reason why it was Given | Name of Place | Meaning or Reason why it was Given |
| Weejagada | Muddy water | ||
| Wongaroa | A Young Emu | ||
| Weinjillabah | No firewood about | ||
| Balah | a thin leaved tree | Wiru | timberless Country (Plains |
| Boorngnil | Level ground | ||
| Boondara | Hard patches of ground | Yandambah | A lonely place supposed frequented by Ghosts |
| Corowra | A very large tree | ||
| Goonabuna | A large swamp | Mossgiel | |
| Goonaroo | Wild Ducks | ||
| Kuwong | The moon | ||
| Keeral | White Box tree | ||
| Kajuligah | an old aboriginal settlement | ||
| Kerringela | a short tailed lizard | ||
| Kuribudgee | Black Kangaroo | ||
| Karoo | High Stoney Country | ||
| [Kumba?] | Wild Turkey. | ||
| Moolah | A meeting place | ||
| Munjackata | dry country no water | ||
| Mungidga | a deep hole in the ground | ||
| Murrumbong | a good place for game | ||
| Mundamutta | Old Bark of trees | ||
| Mooyomal | Thick Scrub. | ||
| Merrie | A Wild Dog | ||
| Quondama | Fruit of the Quandong tree | ||
| Tairai | White lime stone Country | ||
| Trido | Calling "such as come here" | ||
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Tibora Tooroo |
The Boundary between two tribes) A snake |
Current Status:
Completed