Ardyaloon
Ardyaloon, also known as One Arm Point or Bardi, is a community in Western Australia. It is on the Dampier Peninsula in the Kimberley region. It is a place where the Bardi people live.[1]
| Ardyaloon Western Australia | |
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  Ardyaloon | |
| Coordinates | 16°26′47″S 123°03′38″E / 16.4463507°S 123.0605664°E |
| Population | 303 (as of 2021) |
| Time zone | AWST (UTC+8) |
| Location | |
Geography
Ardyaloon is far north in Western Australia. It is on the coast, looking out at the ocean. It is about 2,446 kilometers (1,520 miles) north of Perth the capital city of Western Australia.
The closest bigger town is Derby, which is about 114 kilometers (71 miles) away.
Broome is also a bigger town, about 189 kilometers (117 miles) away.
Demographics
In 2021, about 303 people lived in Ardyaloon. The people of Ardyaloon are mostly from the Bardi-Jawi language groups. The name "One Arm Point" comes from a story about a pearler who had an accident with dynamite while trying to catch fish.
Tourist spots
Places to go there are:
- Bardi Culture: Ardyaloon is home to the Bardi people, and their culture and traditions are very important.
- Ardyaloon Hatchery: This is a special place where they raise sea animals like trochus shells, barramundi fish, and corals. It helps to protect these animals and also works as a tourist attraction. Visitors can learn about the sea life and the Bardi people's connection to it.
- Stunning Coastline: The area has beautiful coasts, with big tides that change the landscape a lot. It's a great place to see the ocean and learn about nature.
- Tourism: Visitors can come to Ardyaloon to learn about the Bardi culture, see the hatchery, and enjoy the natural beauty. They can sometimes go on tours with local people to learn about fishing and local foods.
Management
The community is managed by Ardyaloon Incorporated. This is a group of local people who help make decisions for the community.
Climate
Ardyaloon has a hot and dry climate. Summers are very hot and can be humid, with some rain. Winters are warm and dry.
- ↑ "Ausanthrop Aboriginal tribal database – Baada People". 2009. Archived from the original on 17 August 2010. Retrieved 19 March 2009.
- ↑ "Great Circle Distance between BARDI+COMMUNITY and PERTH". Cocky Flies. Geoscience Australia. Retrieved 25 April 2019.
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