Kuu

Description

Kalkadoon Country is shaped and nourished by four important rivers: the Leichhardt, Cloncurry, Georgina, and Nicholson Rivers. These waterways flow through or along the borders of Kalkadoon land, connecting people, places, and stories across vast distances.

Each river holds deep cultural significance. They are lifelines that have sustained the Kalkadoon people for generations, providing water, food, and spiritual connection. Along their banks are sacred sites, story places, and the tracks of ancestors.

These rivers not only shape the land—they carry memory, knowledge, and Spirit. They remind us of the enduring connection between people and Country, and the importance of caring for the waters that have always cared for us.