Location: Nanango north to Mount Perry behind the Coast Range; west to Boyne River, upper Burnett River, and Mundubbera; at Kingaroy, Murgon, and Gayndah. The small Kaiabara tribelet of the upper Boyne River may be a horde, but could be a detached portion of the Kabikabi. See additional notes under Kaiabara. Mathew (1910, 1914, and 1926) shows a large area in the west as belonging to this tribe; actually it is Djakunda and Wulili territory.
Co-ordinates: 151 °45'E x 25°50'S
Area: 4,100 sq. m. (10,700 sq. km.)
References: O'Connor in Curr, 1887; Mathew in Curr, 1887; Cameron, 1894; Shirley, 1897; Howitt, 1904; Ross in Cameron, 1904; Mathew, 1910, 1914, 1926, 1928; Mathews, 1910 (Gr. 6429); Tindale, 1940; Winterbotham, 1956 MS; Reeves and Miller, 1964.
Alternative Names: Waa (valid alternative), Wakka-wakka, Waka, Wakka, Woga, Wokka, Wakar, Wakkar, Wackar, Wakuwuka, Wogga, Wuka Wuka, ? Nukunukubara, Wapa (Kabikabi term meaning 'inlanders'), Wa:bar (applied to several tribes), Mungar (spotted gum tree people); ['waka] = no.