The name "Ballarat" is derived from the Aboriginal word "Ballaarat," which is believed to mean "place of rest" or "stream amidst the water." It reflects the area's connection to local Indigenous culture and the significance of the land. The term highlights the historical and cultural importance of the region to the Aboriginal people.
"Ballarat" came from "Balla" and "Arat", derived from Aboriginal words meaning elbow or reclining on the elbow (resting or camping) and place.
Ballarat's name derives from two aboriginal words meaning a camping or resting place - "Balla" meaning elbow, or reclining on the elbow, and "Arat" meaning place.
Well, l'm not really sure but l suppose it is the aboriginal people.... to them ballarat means: elbow land l think! not really sure.... sorry....
Ballarat is one of the biggest inland cities in Australia, it is home to the oldest standing theartre in the southern hemisphere, Her Majestys Theatre. The Victorian town of Ballarat is significant in Australia's gold mining history. It is where the Eureka Stockade - the great gold miners' rebellion of 1854 - took place. Ultimately, the Eureka Stockade led to democratic rule in Australia. The city's name derives from two aboriginal words meaning a camping or resting place - "Balla" meaning elbow, or reclining on the elbow, and "Arat" meaning place.
The aboriginal meaning for Moree is rising sun.
Warrigal comes from the aboriginal meaning wild dogs, or dingoes.
"Gilgandra" is a Wiradjuri aboriginal word meaning "long water hole".
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