Bidyadanga

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Bidyadanga is a large Aboriginal community and locality in Western Australia’s Kimberley region, situated south of Broome on the Indian Ocean coast.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Aboriginal community
coastal town
locality
associatedPeople Juwaliny
Karajarri
Mangala
Nyungumarta
Walmajarri
country Australia
distanceFromBroome approximately 180 kilometres south
governanceType Aboriginal community corporation
governedBy Bidyadanga Aboriginal Community (La Grange) Incorporated
hasAirstrip Bidyadanga airstrip
hasAlternativeName La Grange
hasClimate tropical savanna climate
hasHealthFacility community clinic
hasHistoricalUse mission settlement
hasLanguageGroup Juwaliny language
Karajarri language
Mangala language
linked to: Malgana language

Nyungumarta language
Walmajarri language
hasPopulation one of the largest Aboriginal communities in Western Australia
hasPostcode 6725
hasPowerSupply diesel-generated electricity
hasPrimaryIndustry fishing
pastoralism
hasRecreationFacility basketball courts
sports oval
hasReligiousFacility Catholic church
hasRoadAccess Great Northern Highway via access road
hasSchool Bidyadanga Aboriginal Community La Grange Remote Community School
hasService community office
community store
hasWaterSource groundwater bores
locatedIn Shire of Broome
north-western Australia
locatedInTimeZone Australian Western Standard Time
locatedOn Indian Ocean
west coast of Western Australia
locatedSouthOf Broome
nearbyFeature La Grange Bay
region Kimberley
roadDistanceToPerth over 2000 kilometres
state Western Australia
traditionalOwners Karajarri people
UTCOffset +8

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Shire of Broome contains Bidyadanga