Kabalbara

Traditional lands of Australian Aboriginal Tribes around Gladstone

The Kabalbara also known as Gabalbura an Australian aboriginal tribe of northern Queensland.^[1]

Country

Kabalbara traditional lands were estimated by Norman Tindale to encompass rougfhly 2,600 square miles (6,700 km²) around the areas to the west of the Mackenzie and Isaac rivers as far as Peak Range. Their northern limits lay close to Cotherstone.^[2]

Notes

Citations

↑ The AIATSIS map of Indigenous Australia.
↑ Tindale 1974, p. 172.

Sources

"AIATSIS map of Indigenous Australia". AIATSIS.
Tindale, Norman Barnett (1974). "Kabalbara (QLD)". Aboriginal Tribes of Australia: Their Terrain, Environmental Controls, Distribution, Limits, and Proper Names. Australian National University Press. ISBN 978-0-708-10741-6.

Indigenous Australian peoples in Queensland
Aboriginal	Ankamuti Araba Atjinuri Ayabakan Ayapathu Badjiri Bakanambia Barada Barna Baruŋgam Barungguan Bidia Bigambul Bindal Biria Bitjara Biyaygiri Bugulmara Buluwai Butchulla Bwgcolman Dalla Darumbal Djabugay/Tjapukai) Djagaraga Djakunda Djankun Djindubari Djiru Dyirbal Ewamin Ganggalida Garrwa Geynyon Gia Giabal Girramay Goeng Goreng goreng Gubbi Gubbi Kutjala/Gudjal Gugu-Badhun/Kokopatun Gulngai Gumakudin Gungganyji/Kongkandji Gunggari/Kunggari Guugu Yimithirr/Kokoimudji Iningai Injilarija Injinoo Ithu Jagera Jarowair Julaolinja Jupangati Juru Kaantju Kabalbara Kaiabara Kaiadilt Kairi Kalali Kalibamu Kalkadoon Kambuwal Kangulu Kanolu Karanja Kareldi Karendala Karingbal Karuwali Kaurareg Kawadji Koa Koamu Koinjmal Kokangol Kokobididji Kokobujundji Kokojawa Kokokulunggur Kokomini Kokonyekodi Kokopera Kokowalandja Kokowara Kombumerri Kongabula Kooma Kugu Nganhcara Kukatja Kuku Nyungkal Kuku Yalanji Kulumali Kungadutji Kunggara Kungkalenja Kunja Kutjal Kuungkari Laia Lama Lama Lanima Lardil Lotiga Madjandji Maiawali Maijabi Maikudunu Maikulan Maithakari Malintji Mamu Manbarra Mandandanji Maranganji Marrago Marulta Mbabaram Mbewum Mian Mimungkum Mingin/Mingginda Mitaka Mitjamba Muluridji Muragan Murri Mutjati Mutumui Ngajanji Ngandangara Ngaro Ngathokudi Ngaun Nggamadi Nguburinji Ngugi Ngulungbara Ngundjan Ngurawola Nguri Nunukul Nyawagyi Nyuwathai Olkola Otati Pakadji Pitapita Pitjara Pontunj Punthamara Quandamooka Rakkaia Ringaringa Rungarungawa Tagalag Tepiti Taribelang Thaayorre Thereila Tjongkandji Totj Tulua Turrbal Umpila Umpithamu Undanbi Unduyamo Unjadi Uw Oykangand/Kwantari Waanyi Wadja Wadjabangai Wadjalang Wakabunga Wakaman Wakara Wakka Wakka Walangama Walmbaria Waluwara Wanamara Wangan Wanjuru Warakamai Warrongo Wik Wikampama Wikapatja Wikatinda Wikepa Wikianji Wikmean Wik-Mungkan Wiknantjara Wiknatanja Wiknatara Winduwinda Wiri Wongkadjera Wongkumara Woppaburra Wulgurukaba Wulili Wulpura Yadhaykenu Yagalingu Yambina Yanda Yangaa Yangga Yanggal Yalarnnga Yetimarala Yetteneru Yidinji Yilba Yiman Yintyingka Yinwum Yir-Yoront Yirandhali Yirrganydji Yokula Yugambeh Yuibera Yungkurara Yurlayurlanya
Torres Strait Islanders	Badu Kaurareg‎ Mabuiag Mua
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