The Widi were an indigenous Australian people of the Mid West region of Western Australia.
The Widi were native to the area between Lakes Monger and Moore. To the north, they were present around Yuin, Talleringa Peak, and Nalbarra. Their western confines ran to Mullewa and Morawa (Morowa). Their eastern limits lay at Paynes Find and Wogarno, south of Mount Magnet. Yalgoo and the upper Greenough River were also part of Widi territory. Norman Tindale suggested that their tribal lands spread over about 13,800 square miles (36,000 km2). [1]
To gather from evidence taken at Lake Darlot, the Widi had a certain reputation for savagery even among tribes far to their west. [1]
The Widi made both circumcision and subincision an integral part of their initiation ceremonies. [1]
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