Gundungurra people

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The Gundungurra people are an Aboriginal Australian group whose ancestral lands encompass parts of the Blue Mountains and surrounding regions of New South Wales.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Aboriginal Australian people
Indigenous people of New South Wales
country Australia
culturalPractice Dreaming stories associated with the Blue Mountains
ceremonial gatherings along river corridors
rock art and engraving
traditional fire management
ethnicGroupOf New South Wales
hasAlternativeName Gandangara
Gandangara
surface form: Gundungara

Gundunguri
Gundungurra Nation
hasCulturalAssociationWith Coxs River
Nattai River
Wingecarribee River
Wollondilly River
hasHeritageListedPlace Blue Mountains National Park
surface form: Gundungurra Aboriginal Heritage sites in Blue Mountains National Park

Gundungurra cultural sites in Burragorang Valley
hasNotableElder Grandfather Ted Timbery (associated through broader south coast and Gundungurra connections)
hasOrganization Gundungurra Tribal Council Aboriginal Corporation
surface form: Gundungurra Aboriginal Heritage Association

Gundungurra Tribal Council Aboriginal Corporation
hasSacredSite Burragorang Valley
Jenolan Caves
historicalEvent dispossession and displacement during European colonisation of New South Wales
frontier conflict with European settlers in the 19th century
language Gundungurra language
languageFamily Pama–Nyungan languages
Yuin–Kuric languages
nativeTitleClaim Gundungurra native title claim over parts of the Blue Mountains and Southern Highlands
neighboringGroup Darug people
Ngunnawal people
surface form: Ngunawal people

Dharuk people
surface form: Tharawal people

Wiradjuri people
ongoingIssue impact of Warragamba Dam and Burragorang Valley flooding on country
land rights and cultural heritage protection in the Blue Mountains region
partOf South‑eastern Australian Aboriginal peoples
surface form: Aboriginal peoples of south‑eastern Australia
recognizedTraditionalOwnersOf parts of the Blue Mountains National Park
parts of the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area
religion Australian Aboriginal spirituality
traditionalRegion Blue Mountains
Burragorang Valley
Coxs River region
Goulburn region, New South Wales
Kanimbla Valley
Megalong Valley
Southern Highlands, New South Wales
Hawkesbury–Nepean catchment
surface form: Wollondilly River region

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Blue Mountains traditionalOwners Gundungurra people
Leura traditionalOwners Gundungurra people
Three Sisters rock formation hasCulturalSignificanceFor Gundungurra people
subject surface form: Three Sisters (rock formation)
Yengo National Park traditionalOwners Gundungurra people
Blackheath traditionalOwners Gundungurra people
Megalong Valley traditionalOwners Gundungurra people
Katoomba traditionalOwners Gundungurra people
Yuin–Kuric languages usedBy Gundungurra people
Goulburn region, New South Wales hasIndigenousHeritage Gundungurra people
this entity surface form: Gundungurra culture
Gundungurra language usedBy Gundungurra people
this entity surface form: Gundungurra elders
Gundungurra Nation hasContemporaryCommunity Gundungurra people
this entity surface form: Gundungurra people in Goulburn
Gundungurra Nation hasContemporaryCommunity Gundungurra people
this entity surface form: Gundungurra people in Bowral
Gundungurra Nation hasContemporaryCommunity Gundungurra people
this entity surface form: Gundungurra people in Katoomba