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Wallaga Lake is an
estuarine lake in Bega
Valley Shire in New
South Wales, Australia, the
largest lake in
southern NSW. It is
located between Bermagui...
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Conjola Hexham Island, in the
lower Hunter River Honeysuckle Island, in
Wallaga Lake
Horse Island, in
Tuross Lake Jo**** Island,
located in
Little Swan...
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Wallaga Lake
National Park is a
former national park in New
South Wales, 296 km (184 mi) south-west of
Sydney and
north of Bermagui. It now
forms part...
- Gulaga, also
known as
Mount Gulaga (formerly
Mount Dromedary). The
former Wallaga Lake
National Park,
Goura Nature Reserve, and
Mount Dromedary Flora Reserve...
- Eden. The Yuin are
considered as the
traditional owners of
Wallaga Lake land. The
former Wallaga Lake
National Park is
incorporated into
Gulaga National...
- The
Welega (also
spelled Wallagga,
Wallaga or Wal-arga) is a
branch of the
Oromo people who live in
Oromia Region of Ethiopia, in the
former Welega Province;...
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Welega (also
spelled Wollega; Oromo: Wallagga; Amharic: ወለጋ) is a
province in
western Ethiopia, with its
capital city at Nekemte. It was
named for the...
- by The Dergue. Baro
Tumsa was born in 1938 at
Bodji Karkaro/Bila in the
Wallaga Zome of Oromia. His father,
Tumsa Silga, and his mother,
Nasise Chiracho...
- "King".[citation needed]
Umbarra lived on
Merriman Island, in the
middle of
Wallaga Lake,
while his
people lived on the s****s of the lake.
Umbarra was believed...
- or wood fire.
Anchotte – A
common dish in the
western part of
Oromia (
Wallaga)
Baduu –
Liquid remaining after milk has been
curdled and
strained (cheese)...
