Along Canning Stock Route between Well 30, n.n. ['Tjundu'tjundu] and Well 38, n.n. ['Watjaparni]; south about 50 miles (80 km.) to a hill called Tjanbari, not yet identified, and unidentified waters called Kolajuru, Karu-kada, Keweilba, and Kunkunba; northward only a few miles from the line of the Stock Route to unidentified places called Tjam:ala and Maindu; eastward no farther than about Longitude 126°E to an unlocalized water known as Ngila. In 1964 W. B. MacDougall found a party of nine women at Imiri on Percival Lakes who used the above tribal designation (Tindale 1974).

The region of the Canning Stock Route north of Lake Disappointment (Marsh 1977).

Note that these locations are different from the one shown on the map by Stanton (1983).

The original Manyjilyjarra territory extended east-ward and west-ward along the Canning Stock Route north of Lake Disappointment toward Lake Carnegie (Marsh 1976:2, in Wangka Maya PALC 2008:8).

... the central Great Sandy Desert region of northwest Western Australia. It is north east of the town of Telfer and is dissected by the Canning Stock Route (Burgman 2009:iii).

Contemporary location: Strelley, Kunawarritji, Wiluna, Newman, Nullagine, Punmu (Dixon 2011:50). Scattered Aboriginal communities, mission stations, cattle and sheep ranches and towns on the edges of the Gibson and Great Sandy Deserts of Western Australia, and the Jigalong Community (Burgman 2009:iii).