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The name "Parramatta" is derived from the Darug language, meaning "the place where the eels lie." It refers to the area's historical significance as a resource-rich location for Indigenous Australians, particularly for fishing and gathering food. The word reflects the natural environment and the importance of waterways in Aboriginal culture.

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