- The
Worimi (also
spelt Warrimay)
people are
Aboriginal Australians from the
eastern Port
Stephens and
Great Lakes regions of
coastal New
South Wales, Australia...
- The
Worimi conservation lands are
located on and
adjacent to
Stockton Beach in New
South Wales, Australia. They were
created in
February 2007 when Crown...
-
Worimi is a
small family of two to five
mostly extinct Australian Aboriginal languages of New
South Wales. Awabakal,
spoken around Lake
Macquarie in New...
- 826 ha (4,512-acre)
Worimi National Park, 1,042 ha (2,575-acre)
Worimi State Conservation Area and 1,568 ha (3,875-acre)
Worimi Regional Park. Day-to-day...
- Wales. They
share a
dialect continuum with the
Worimi people. The
Gathang language (aka
Gadjang or
Worimi) is the
speech of the
Birrbay centred in Port...
- town in the Mid
North Coast region of New
South Wales, on
country of the
Worimi People, Australia, in the Mid-Coast
Council LGA,
about 308 km north-north-east...
-
Worimi people, who
reside in
eastern Port
Stephens and
Great Lakes regions of
coastal New
South Wales, Australia. The
Dilmun is the
totem of
Worimi women...
-
spelt Gadjang, Kattang, Kutthung, Gadhang,
Gadang and
previously known as
Worimi (also
spelt Warrimay), is an
Australian Aboriginal language or
group of...
-
Williamtown and is home to many of the
personnel stationed there.[1] The
Worimi people are the
traditional owners of the Port
Stephens area. It was a small...
- (northern)
group has been
reduced to its
southernmost languages:
Worimi languages:
Worimi (
Worimi, Katthang, Birrpayi),
Awabakal Dunghutti language Languages...
