Warruwi Aboriginal Community

Category: People
Place:Arnhem Land
State/Country:Northern Territory, Australia
Summary Information:
The Warruwi community is a remote Indigenous community in Arnhem Land, north-east of Darwin. It has a population of approximately 370. The main language spoken by community members is Mawng, but other languages including Kunbarlang, Kunwingku and Kalpu languages are also spoken. English is generally the second language of community members.

Related Entries

  • Warruwi 'Supporting the School' Shared Responsibility Agreement (SRA) - Signatory
    • Organisation
  • Warruwi Community Council
  • West Arnhem Shire
    • Created:Friday, 5 May 2006
    Modified:Tuesday, 16 May 2006

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