The Lands of the Wadawurrung The numbers on the map pictured below indicate the approximate locations of clan estates. The entire landscape was a mosaic of such estates. Through intermarriage and other alliances people were able to access land and resources far beyond their own estates. Access to land and resources was negotiated through discussion, marriage, ceremony and adherence to law. DJADJA WURRUNG MT MISERY DJAB 15 19 Beaufort• WURRUNG 6 Lake Burrumbeet 7 Ballarat• MT WARRENHEIP MT EMU WOI WURRUNG 2 23 6a 20 12 Smythesdale• • 10 Skipton• MT BUNNINYONG 14 • Lake Bolac 18 9 5? 24 Werribee• M MT WIDDERIN •Cressy DJARGURD 17 GULIDJAN WURRUNG GIRAI • 3 WURRUNG Geelong Lake Corangamite 22 11? FLINDERS 21? PEAK •Darlington 25 •Aireys Inlet GADUBANUD This map is derived from Clark (1990) Language Boundary Note: Continuous lines indicate boundaries along rivers, streams and lakes 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 Kilometres
The Lands of the Wadawurrung The numbers on the map pictured below indicate the approximate locations of clan estates. The entire landscape was a mosaic of such estates. Through intermarriage and other alliances people were able to access land and resources far beyond their own estates. Access to land and resources was negotiated through discussion, marriage, ceremony and adherence to law. DJAB WURRUNG Beaufort• MT MISERY 15 19 DJADJA WURRUNG 6 Lake Burrumbeet 7 Ballarat• MT WARRENHEIP MT EMU WOI WURRUNG 2 Smythesdale• 23 6a 20 12 10 Skipton• • MT BUNNINYONG Lake Bolac 14 18 MT WIDDERIN • 9 5? 24 Werribee• GIRAI WURRUNG •Darlington DJARGURD WURRUNG Lake Corangamite 21? •Cressy GULIDJAN 11? 17 Geelong • 22 FLINDERS PEAK 25 3 This map is derived from Clark (1990) GADUBANUD •Aireys Inlet Language Boundary Note: Continuous lines indicate boundaries along rivers, streams and lakes 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 Kilometres M
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