About Yuranigh
Yuranigh was an Australian explorer.
Yuranigh (approx. 1820 β April 1850) was an Australian Indigenous guide and stockman. Yuranigh was born in New South Wales and died in New South Wales.
Yuranigh accompanied Thomas Mitchell as an Aboriginal guide on his 1845β46 expedition to central Queensland. Mitchell wrote of him: There are four carved trees around the grave site, indicating that Yuranigh was a man of special honour. The trees are believed to be the highest remaining number of carved trees around a single grave.
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Frequently asked questions
Who was Yuranigh?
Indigenous guide and stockman
When was Yuranigh born?
Yuranigh was born in New South Wales.
What was Yuranigh's occupation?
Yuranigh was an explorer.
What nationality was Yuranigh?
Yuranigh was Australian.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Yuranigh. https://biography.guide/yuranigh/
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