Add to ORKGKauwi Ngaltingga is probably the Kaurna name for some kind of water source on the western side of Aldinga Plain. The most probable sites for it (though still conjectural) are the springs and waterholes which once existed in the coastal dunes on the southwestern fringes of Aldinga Scrub (from Section 742 south to 808 and 639). The name means ‘water at Ngalti’, but no meaning is known for ngalti
Tarrangga (Tarangga in KWP’s New Spelling 2010), was the Kaurna name adopted in 1839 by James McLeod...
The name first recorded as ‘Noolunga’ (later re-spelled in other ways, such as ‘Noarlunga’ which bec...
The earliest explicit record of this name was the ‘River Congeratinga’ marked on the first maps base...
In 1838 the explorer Stephen Hack, travelling on foot from Adelaide to Encounter Bay, Rapid Bay and ...
Tatatyilla is the Kaurna name for a site centred around a “well” or waterhole in Willunga Creek at A...
Kauwa-yerlongga (Kauwa-yarlungga in KWP New Spelling 2010), meaning ‘place of cliffs and sea’, is pr...
Ngangki-parri (KWP New Spelling Ngangkipari) means ‘women’s river’, and is normally expanded to Ngan...
‘Ponke’-paringga was a Kaurna name for all or part of the Onkaparinga River on its coastal floodplai...
‘Witawali’ was possibly a Kaurna name originally, but we know it only from Tindale’s informant in th...
Analysis of the etymology of KadlatiyanggaKadlatiangga (New Spelling Kadlatiyangga) was the ‘Kaurna’...
Kawandilla (Kawantilla in KWP’s New Spelling 2010) is a Kaurna word meaning ‘in the north’ or ‘north...
Analysis of the etymology of KarrawatunggaKarrawatungga was a ‘Kaurna’-Miyurna name recorded in the ...
Yarta-kurlangga was the Kaurna name of a small area centred on the well-favoured campsites at Rapid ...
Waldilla (Waltila in KWP’s New Spelling 2010) was probably a post-contact Ngarrindjeri version of a ...
The name of a site a kilometre or so north of McLaren Vale town was recorded at first contact as “Co...
Tarrangga (Tarangga in KWP’s New Spelling 2010), was the Kaurna name adopted in 1839 by James McLeod...
The name first recorded as ‘Noolunga’ (later re-spelled in other ways, such as ‘Noarlunga’ which bec...
The earliest explicit record of this name was the ‘River Congeratinga’ marked on the first maps base...
In 1838 the explorer Stephen Hack, travelling on foot from Adelaide to Encounter Bay, Rapid Bay and ...
Tatatyilla is the Kaurna name for a site centred around a “well” or waterhole in Willunga Creek at A...
Kauwa-yerlongga (Kauwa-yarlungga in KWP New Spelling 2010), meaning ‘place of cliffs and sea’, is pr...
Ngangki-parri (KWP New Spelling Ngangkipari) means ‘women’s river’, and is normally expanded to Ngan...
‘Ponke’-paringga was a Kaurna name for all or part of the Onkaparinga River on its coastal floodplai...
‘Witawali’ was possibly a Kaurna name originally, but we know it only from Tindale’s informant in th...
Analysis of the etymology of KadlatiyanggaKadlatiangga (New Spelling Kadlatiyangga) was the ‘Kaurna’...
Kawandilla (Kawantilla in KWP’s New Spelling 2010) is a Kaurna word meaning ‘in the north’ or ‘north...
Analysis of the etymology of KarrawatunggaKarrawatungga was a ‘Kaurna’-Miyurna name recorded in the ...
Yarta-kurlangga was the Kaurna name of a small area centred on the well-favoured campsites at Rapid ...
Waldilla (Waltila in KWP’s New Spelling 2010) was probably a post-contact Ngarrindjeri version of a ...
The name of a site a kilometre or so north of McLaren Vale town was recorded at first contact as “Co...
Tarrangga (Tarangga in KWP’s New Spelling 2010), was the Kaurna name adopted in 1839 by James McLeod...
The name first recorded as ‘Noolunga’ (later re-spelled in other ways, such as ‘Noarlunga’ which bec...
The earliest explicit record of this name was the ‘River Congeratinga’ marked on the first maps base...