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The 
Aborigines
In the 
History
of Albury
Aborigines
on the Murray River as seen by
a 19th century artist.
Albury
Aborigines
Albury
was once the meeting ground for Aborigines
thousands of years ago. Aborigines called
Albury Bungambrawatha and Mungababareena. Mungababareena
is a place in Albury where Aborigines
have left their art. These are
some places that Aborigines named near
Albury- Wodonga; Baranduda, Barnawartha, Bungowannah, Howlong, Jindera,
Thurgoona and Yackandandah.
Setting The Scene
In Albury along
the Murray River the area was a natural habitat
for Kangaroos, Possums, emus and other birds.
These, and fish from the river, provided a food source for the Aborigines.
to
find out more about Aboriginals in Albury's History
to
Robert Brown - Albury's first white settler
