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Pangerang

The Pangerang, also spelt Bangerang and Bangarang, are the Indigenous Australians who traditionally occupied much of what is now north-eastern Victoria stretching along the Murray River to Echuca and into the areas of the southern Riverina in New South Wales. They may not have been an independent tribal reality, as Norman Tindale thought, but one of the…

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Pangerang

Nodes24
Edges23
Triples24
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.083333
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related to Alternative names · 12
Pangerang → BanjgaranjPallaganmiddahJabalajabala, Ngurelban, Panggarang, Pangorang, Pangurang, Pine-go-rine, Pine-gorine, Pinegerine, PinegorongBangerang, Yaballa, Yabula-yabulaWaningotbunMaraganOwangutthaYurt, YoortaMoiradubanMoitheribanBangarang
related to Country · 9
Pangerang → Goulburn River, It, Kyabram, Murray River, Norman Tindale, Shepparton, The, Toolamba, Violet Town
related to history · 3
Pangerang → December, Moira Swamp/Lake Barmah, Some Pangerang

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yorta bangerang norman tindale tribes also bangarang indigenous murray river areas southern word people hordes victoria echuca riverina ngurrai-illam estimated

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Pangerangrelated to Alternative namesPanggarang0.60section
Pangerangrelated to Alternative namesPangorang0.60section
Pangerangrelated to Alternative namesPangurang0.60section
Pangerangrelated to Alternative namesPine-gorine0.60section
Pangerangrelated to Alternative namesPine-go-rine0.60section
Pangerangrelated to Alternative namesPinegerine0.60section
Pangerangrelated to Alternative namesPinegorongBangerang0.60section
Pangerangrelated to Alternative namesBanjgaranjPallaganmiddahJabalajabala0.60section
Pangerangrelated to Alternative namesYaballa0.60section
Pangerangrelated to Alternative namesYabula-yabulaWaningotbunMaraganOwangutthaYurt0.60section
Pangerangrelated to Alternative namesNgurelban0.60section
Pangerangrelated to Alternative namesYoortaMoiradubanMoitheribanBangarang0.60section

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