Yanyuwa (Australian people)
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Names and connections
Aniula (Australian people); Anjula (Australian people); Anula (Australian people); Anuwa (Australian people); Anyoola (Australian people); Anyula (Australian people); Anyuwa (Australian people); Djirukurumbant (Australian people); Iangkala (Australian people); Janjula (Australian people); Leanawa (Australian people); Leeanuwa (Australian people); Njangga (Australian people : Yanyuwa); Njangkala (Australian people); Unalla (Australian people : Yanyuwa); Wadere (Australian people); Waderi (Australian people); Wadiri (Australian people); Yangala (Australian people); Yanula (Australian people); Yanular (Australian people); Yanuwa (Australian people); Yanyula (Australian people); Yuckamurri (Australian people); Yuggamurra (Australian people)
- Broader: Aboriginal Australians
- Broader: Ethnology--Australia
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Numeric address and provenance
Morton address: 2392537369166916 · morton4x16-v1
Coordinates: (0, 0, 79, 6144). The address interleaves categorical identifier bits. Nearby addresses are not guaranteed to describe semantically similar subjects.
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