Kunandaburi facts for kids

The Kunandaburi or Karendala people were an Indigenous Australian group. They lived in the state of Queensland, Australia, long before European settlers arrived.

The Kunandaburi People

The Kunandaburi, also known as the Karendala, are an important part of Australia's history. They are one of the many unique Indigenous Australian groups. These groups have lived on the continent for thousands of years.

Their Traditional Lands

The Kunandaburi people had their own traditional lands. These lands covered about 3,000 square miles (7,770 square kilometers). This area is in Queensland, Australia.

Their country included places like Cooper Creek and Durham Downs. The northern part of their land was near Mount Howitt. To the east, their territory reached Plevna Downs, the McGregor Range, and the area around Eromanga. These places were very important to their way of life.

Other Names for the Kunandaburi

The Kunandaburi people were also known by a few other names. These names include:

• Kurnanda-buri
• Kunanda-buri