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Gulaga, dual-named as
Mount Dromedary and also
referred to as
Mount Gulaga, is a
mountain located in the
south coast region of New
South Wales, Australia...
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Gulaga National Park is a
national park on the
south coast of New
South Wales, Australia,
about 15
kilometres (9.3 mi)
south of Narooma. The park is dominated...
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greater Gulaga National Park. In 2001, as part of the
Southern Comprehensive Regional Forest Agreement and at the
request of Yuin people,
Gulaga National...
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Wallaga Lake
National Park is
incorporated into
Gulaga National Park.
Gulaga Mountain, in the
Gulaga National Park, is
described by
Aboriginal people...
- and albacore,
which are
sought after "game fish".[better source needed]
Gulaga National Park is
about 10
kilometres (6.2 mi)
north of Bermagui.
There is...
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Hungary and Serbia. The term is also used in
Australia in
connection with
Gulaga /
Mount Dromedary in New
South Wales,
where it is
described as "a rock of...
- Wales, they are
called Ghindaring, jurrawarra, myngawin, puttikan, doolaga,
gulaga and thoolagal.
Other names include yahweh, noocoonah, wawee, pangkarlangu...
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traditional owners as "part of a
single cultural landscape" with the
Gulaga National Park, and also has
cultural links to
Umbarra (Merriman Island)...
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Economy of the
Gulag (Ekonomika
Gulaga); The Po****tion of the Gulag. The
Number and
Conditions of
Confinement (Naselenie
Gulaga.
Chislennost i
Usloviya Soderzhaniya);...
- on the far
south coast to
subtropical areas near the
Queensland border.
Gulaga National Park in the
South Coast features the
southernmost subtropical rainforest...
