The Wurango or Wurrugu are an indigenous Australian people of the Northern Territory.
Country.
The Wurango's tribal lands encompassed about around the western end of the Cobourg Peninsula including Port Essington.
People.
Crawford Pasco described the Wurango as he found them in 1838 as numerous, and of very good health since many reached the venerable age of 70.
Social organisation.
Norman Tindale speculated that mentions of the "Tji" and "Jalo" in this area clearly referring to the Wurango probably denoted hordes. If so, then he classified their respective localities as follows:
The following clan marriage sections are said to have existed:
Alternative names.
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Some words.
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