The Jukambal were an indigenous Australian people located in northern New South Wales, Australia. The ethnonym Jukambal is form from the word juka, meaning...

Yugambal (Yugumbal, Jukambal), or Yugumbil (Jukambil), is an Australian Aboriginal language of northern New South Wales. Macpherson (1905) describes the...

Gidhabal/Githabul Gringai/Guringay Gumbaynggirr Gweagal Himberrong Jeithi Jitajita Jukambal Galibal Karenggapa Kawambarai/Gawambaraay Kula/Kurnu Kuringgai Kureinji...

Inverell Shire population was 17,853. Prior to British colonisation, the Jukambal and Weraerai Aboriginal peoples lived in and occupied this region. Around...

Western Australia Southwest Juipera[2] Yuwi[1] Queensland Northeast Jukambal[2] Jukambal, Jukambil, Yukambal, Yukambul, Yukambil, Yacambal, Yookumbul, Yookumbil...

together 10 tribal units; his Yunggai nation throws together the Anēwan, Jukambal and the Kwiambal; his Wachigaru dissolves into one fictional unity the...

were the twenty groups speaking various dialects of the Bandjalang. The Jukambal were to their west and the Nganyaywana/Anēwan in the environs of (Armidale)...

University, 1994, paperback ISBN 0-949757-79-9, chapter 1 "Tindale Tribes – Jukambal". archives.samuseum.sa.gov.au. Retrieved 18 September 2017. "Tindale Tribes...

and in the area of Ashford and Fraser's Creek. To their south were the Jukambal. However, Tindale's boundary could be disputed. On 27 October 1848, Commissioner...

Bandjalang, Arakwal, Badjulung, Banjalang, Birihn, Dinggabal, Geinyan, Gidabal, Jukambal, Jukambe, Kalibal, Keinjun, Kitabal, Minjunbal, Ngarahgwal, Nyangbal, Wahlubal...

(Gumbaynggir) to their east; the Djangadi to the south-east, the Yugambal (Jukambal) and Ngarabal to their north, and the Gamilaraay to the west. The Anēwan...

and the Severn River catchment. The Ngarabal were closely related to the Jukambal, and it is possible that they may have constituted a western group of hordes...