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Worimi

The Worimi (also spelt Warrimay) people are Aboriginal Australians from the eastern Port Stephens and Great Lakes regions of coastal New South Wales, Australia. Before contact with European settlers, their country extended from Port Stephens in the south to Forster/Tuncurry in the north and as far west as Gloucester.

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Country

Norman TindaleHunter RiverCape HawkePort StephensGresford
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History of contact with British colonists

Australian Agricultural CompanyColony of New South WalesWilliam Parry
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Lifestyle

KangaroosGoannasPossumsFlying foxesGymea lily
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Social organisation

BandsTeleghery CreekKaruahStroud
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Worimi

Nodes44
Edges43
Triples62
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.045455
Components1

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Worimi

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related to history · 21
Worimi → According, Arctic, British Parliament, Dawson, Dawson's, Gloucester, Gloucester Vale, He, In January, Manning River, New South Wales, Of, Port Stephen, Port Stephens, Robert Dawson, Soon, Stroud Creek, The, The Australian Agricultural Company, The Company
related to Country · 13
Worimi → According, Cape Hawke, Dungog, Forster, Glendon Brook, Gresford, Hunter River, It, Maitland, Myall Creek, Norman Tindale, Port Stephens, To
related to Social organisation · 10
Worimi → Buraigal, Gamipingal, Garuagal, Hunter, Karuah, Maiangal, Port Stephens, Stroud, Teleghery Creek, The Worimi
related to Lifestyle · 7
Worimi → Animals, Due, Gymea, Marine, The, The Worimi, Vegetables
related to Modern period · 7
Worimi → Aboriginal, Council, In July, New South Wales Government, Soldiers Point, Today, Worimi Local Aboriginal Land
related to External links · 2
Worimi → The Worimi, Worimi Conservation Lands
related to Language · 2
Worimi → Gathang, The

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port stephens south country gloucester people aboriginal new wales extended language contact forster river near creek company land dawson settlement

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Worimirelated to CountryAccording0.60section
Worimirelated to CountryNorman Tindale0.60section
Worimirelated to CountryHunter River0.60section
Worimirelated to CountryForster0.60section
Worimirelated to CountryCape Hawke0.60section
Worimirelated to CountryIt0.60section
Worimirelated to CountryPort Stephens0.60section
Worimirelated to CountryGresford0.60section
Worimirelated to CountryGlendon Brook0.60section
Worimirelated to CountryDungog0.60section
Worimirelated to CountryMyall Creek0.60section
Worimirelated to CountryTo0.60section

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