Koara
The Koara people are an Aboriginal tribe living in the Kuwarra Western Desert region of Western Australia.
Geographic Location
The Koara are found in the following areas [1][2][3]:
- Gidgee
- Lake Barlee
- Lake Darlot
- Leonora
- Morgans
- Mount Ida
- Mount Zephyr
- Sandstone
Alternative Names
The Koara have also been referred to, in literature, as:
- Gorara Koara
- Goara
- Guwara
- Kogara
- Konindja
- Konindja (by eastern tribes)
- Konindjara
- Kuwara
- Kuwarra
- Waula (i.e. "northerners" by Waljen)
- Waula Kagara
Notes
- ^ WALIS. Land Claims Mapping Unit (1996), Koara native title claim WC95/1 : current land tenure (Provisional draft, claimed interests ed.), The Unit, retrieved 19 August 2017
- ^ Yandarga map : [region of Western Australia], 1910, retrieved 19 August 2017
- ^ Liberman, Kenneth (1978), Tjankultjanu : an ethnography of a country without a people : (a report to the Registrar of Aboriginal Sites on the impact of the Yeelirrie uranium development), Leonora, W.A, retrieved 19 August 2017