Norman Tindale estimated their lands as encompassing approximately 4,000 square miles (10,000 km2), centered aroundBulloo Downs, south to the south toBulloo Lake floodplain. Their western border lay at theGrey Range. Their northern limits were at Orient, and their eastern frontier was around Clyde.[2]
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