... near Mount Haywood, on the north side of the Daly River (Stanner 1933 as quoted in Tryon 1974). ... around the Daly River Crossing and Tipperary station, including the lower Fish River valley south of the daly River (Harvey 1990:3). Tipperary Station westwards to Daly River Mission (Top End Handbook). The general association was to northern portion of the hill and range country which runs north-south. The association extended to include the portion of the Daly in this area. There was little precise information on the limits Kamu associations in 2007. The Daly from upstream of Browns Creek to Chilling Junction was associated with Kamu. The following places were associated with Kamu: Woolianna, Nauiyu Nambiyu, Daly River Crossing, Mt Hayward, Mt Thomas. In the east, the Hayward Range appears to have been the eastern boundary of Kamu. There is no precise information on the northern limits. Blackfellow Creek was associated with Kamu, and it appears that the upper Reynolds generally was associated with Kamu. The western limit was the change from hill to lowland country. Marion Hill was on the western edge of Kamu associations. It appears that Kamu affiliations included only a small area south of the Daly (Harvey AILEC 0802).

It is generally accepted that the Kamu language is associated with the area around the Daly River Crossing and Tipperary station, including the lower Fish River valley south of the Daly River. However, very little is known about the traditional Kamu population and their clan estates (Green & Nordlinger viewed Novmber 2020).