Remote Communities at the Kimberley Region



The Kimberley region in Western Australia is home to numerous Remote communities, each with their own unique culture and heritage. Here is a list of some of the Remote communities in the Kimberley region:

Remote Communities in the Kimberley Region

  1. Balgo (Wirrimanu)
  2. Bidyadanga
  3. Billiluna
  4. Bunuba
  5. Djarindjin
  6. Djugun
  7. Gibb River
  8. Gooniyandi -remove
  9. Guda Guda
  10. Jarlmadangah Burru
  11. Kalumburu
  12. Kija (Gija) -remove
  13. Kununurra -remove
  14. Kupungarri (Mount Barnett)
  15. Lombadina
  16. Mowanjum
  17. Ngallagunda
  18. Ngumpan
  19. Nookanbah (Yungngora)
  20. Oombulgurri
  21. Pandanas Park
  22. Punmu
  23. Tjuntjuntjara
  24. Warmun (Turkey Creek)
  25. Wangkatjungka
  26. Warralong
  27. Wirrimanu (Balgo) --remove
  28. Yakanarra
  29. Yiyili
Note: some names will be updated, removed or added at the conference.

These communities span the vast and diverse landscapes of the Kimberley region, from coastal areas to inland desert regions. Each community plays a vital role in preserving the rich cultural heritage and traditions of the Remote people in the Kimberley.


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