Kungarakanyn

The Kungarakany, also spelt Kungarakan or Gunerakan, are an Aboriginal Australian people of the Northern Territory, called the Paperbark People by European settlers for the paperbark forests of their country. Norman Tindale estimated their tribal lands at about 5,200 square kilometres, taking in the country north-east of Mount Litchfield, the middle reaches of the Reynolds River and the headwaters of the Adelaide River, and extending toward the Finniss River.

Their language, of which Mukngirru was probably a dialect, belonged to the Daly family; with the Warai and Maranunggu they were joint traditional owners of parts of this country.