Karangpurru

The Karrangpurru, also known as the Karranga, are an Aboriginal Australian people of the Northern Territory whose country lay in the Victoria River district. Their ethnonym adds the common suffix -purru to Karranga. Their language was never recorded before its speakers were overwhelmed; it is thought to have been an eastern Ngumpin tongue of the Ngumpin-Yapa group, possibly a dialect of Mudburra.

The Karrangpurru were decimated very early in the colonial period by introduced disease and massacres, and their grounds were absorbed into the Victoria River Downs pastoral run, leaving only a single family tracing descent from them.