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==Country==
According to the estimation made by [[Norman Tindale]], the Kuyani held sway over some 13,200 sq. miles of tribal land, extending northwards from [[Parachilna, South Australia| Parachilna]] to the western flank of the [[Flinders Ranges]] at [[Marree, South Australia|Marree]]. Their northeastern boundary was at [[Murnpeowie]]. They also occupied the area to the north of, but not including, [[Lake Torrens]]. Their western frontier lay at Turret Range and [[Andamooka, South Australia| Andamooka]]. {{sfn|Tindale|1974|p=213}}
The Kuyani around [[Beltana]] and Leigh Creek were known as the ''Adjnjakujani'' from a word, ''adjna'' meaning 'hill,' while those near Lake Torrens were called plainspeople (''Wartakujani.'') {{sfn|Tindale|1974|p=213}}
==Alternative names==
* ''Kujani, Kuyanni.''
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