Ngarrindjeri people

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The Ngarrindjeri people are an Aboriginal Australian nation traditionally associated with the lower Murray River, Coorong, and Lake Alexandrina regions of South Australia, known for their rich cultural, spiritual, and environmental custodianship of these lands and waters.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Aboriginal Australian people
Indigenous people of South Australia
country Coorong region
Coorong region
surface form: Lake Alexandrina region

Murray region
surface form: Lower Murray River region
ethnicGroupOf South Australia
hasAlternativeName Narrinyeri
hasConnectionTo Ramsar-listed Coorong and Lower Lakes wetlands
hasCulturalArtForm basket weaving
storytelling
wood carving
hasCulturalHeritage mythology connected to waters and wetlands
oral traditions
songlines
hasCulturalPractice ceremonial practices
environmental custodianship
fishing
weaving
hasHistoricalEvent Hindmarsh Island bridge controversy
hasHistoricalSource George Taplin’s ethnographic writings
hasLanguageStatus endangered language
hasNotableSite Coorong region
surface form: Coorong National Park

Hindmarsh Island
Point McLeay
Raukkan
hasOrganization Ngarrindjeri Land and Progress Association
Ngarrindjeri Regional Authority
hasPopulationRegion Goolwa
Meningie
Murray Bridge
Raukkan community
hasReligion Ngarrindjeri spirituality
hasRevitalizationEffort Ngarrindjeri language revival programs
hasTraditionalEconomy fishing and hunting
gathering of shellfish
plant food harvesting
language Pama–Nyungan languages
surface form: Ngarrindjeri language
locatedIn Australia
South Australia
partOf Ngarrindjeri people self-linksurface differs
surface form: Aboriginal peoples of the Murray–Darling Basin
recognizedBy Government of South Australia
traditionalCustodiansOf Coorong region
surface form: Coorong

Lake Albert
Lake Alexandrina
Murray River
surface form: Lower Murray River

Murray Mouth

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Murray River (part) hasTraditionalOwners Ngarrindjeri people
Ngarrindjeri people partOf Ngarrindjeri people self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Aboriginal peoples of the Murray–Darling Basin
Aboriginal Australians hasPart Ngarrindjeri people
Murray River traditionalOwnersInclude Ngarrindjeri people
Coorong region importantFor Ngarrindjeri people
Coorong region hasCulturalSignificanceFor Ngarrindjeri people
Coorong region traditionalOwners Ngarrindjeri people
Lake Alexandrina traditionalOwners Ngarrindjeri people
Lake Alexandrina hasCulturalSignificanceFor Ngarrindjeri people
Lake Albert hasCulturalSignificanceFor Ngarrindjeri people
Lake Albert traditionalOwners Ngarrindjeri people
Raukkan traditionalOwners Ngarrindjeri people
Ngarrindjeri Regional Authority represents Ngarrindjeri people
Ngarrindjeri Land and Progress Association associatedWith Ngarrindjeri people
this entity surface form: Ngarrindjeri Nation
Murray Bridge traditionalOwners Ngarrindjeri people
Meningie traditionalOwners Ngarrindjeri people
Meningie hasCulturalConnectionWith Ngarrindjeri people
Raukkan community traditionalOwners Ngarrindjeri people
Raukkan community hasCulturalPractice Ngarrindjeri people
this entity surface form: Ngarrindjeri traditions
Goolwa traditionalOwners Ngarrindjeri people
Hindmarsh Island hasCulturalSignificanceFor Ngarrindjeri people
Hindmarsh Island hasSpiritualSignificanceFor Ngarrindjeri people
Hindmarsh Island partOfTraditionalLandsOf Ngarrindjeri people
Hindmarsh Island hasTraditionalNameHolder Ngarrindjeri people
Point McLeay traditionalOwners Ngarrindjeri people
Point McLeay hasCommunity Ngarrindjeri people
this entity surface form: Ngarrindjeri community
Narrinyeri hasCollectiveIdentity Ngarrindjeri people
this entity surface form: Ngarrindjeri nation
Narrinyeri isRecognisedAs Ngarrindjeri people
this entity surface form: First Nations people of the lower Murray and Coorong
South Australian artists influencedBy Ngarrindjeri people
this entity surface form: Ngarrindjeri culture