Arabana is a critically endangered Pama-Nyungan language of the Karnic group, traditionally spoken in South Australia from the western side of Lake Eyre to the Stuart Range, around Marree and Port Augusta, with its western boundary near Coober Pedy. The 2021 census recorded 31 native speakers, down from an estimated 250 in 2004.
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