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YABULU, Qld (yă-boo-loo), a western Townsville suburb (map 5) in the City of thuringowa.

YACKANDANDAH, Vic. (yak-ăn-dan-dă), 36 19S 146 50E (map 17), a town (pop. 473) and shire (pop. 3989) in the north-east of the State. The name is probably derived from Yaggundoona. In the local (Ngarigo?) Aboriginal language Yaggun was the name of the area and doon meant ‘hill’. The town of Yackandandah, a former mining centre, is now largely a tourist resort. The surrounding district is given to dairying, grazing and general agriculture. Other centres and localities in Yackandandah Shire are Allans Flat, Dederang, Gundowering, Kergunyah, Kiewa and tangambalanga. Part of Sandy Creek is also within the shire.

YAGOONA, NSW (yă-goo-nă), a south-western Sydney suburb in the City of bankstown (map 26:D3).

YALGOO, WA (yal-goo), a shire (pop. 288) and township (28 21S 11641E, map 2), in the North West & pilbara Region. The township serves a region producing wool and, from time to time, gold. Paynes Find and Wurarga are two other localities in Yalgoo Shire.

YALGORUP NATIONAL PARK, WA (yal-gŏ-rup), a reserve (11 740 ha) to the south-west of pinjarra (map 8) featuring woodlands and wetlands. The name is probably from the local Nyungar Aboriginal language.

YALLAH, NSW (yal-ă), 34 32S 150 47E, a south-western suburb of the City of wollongong. It is to the south of dapto (map 14B).

YALLAMBIE, Vic. (yă-lam-bee), a north-eastern Melbourne suburb in the City of heidelberg (map 25:D2).

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  • Richard Appleton, Barbara Appleton
  • Book: The Cambridge Dictionary of Australian Places
  • Online publication: 05 March 2012
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  • Richard Appleton, Barbara Appleton
  • Book: The Cambridge Dictionary of Australian Places
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