Traditional Badimaya country was calculated by Norman Tindale to encompass approximately 11,300 sq. miles, and is bordered by the Western Desert language groups of the Tjuparn and the Wanmala to the east, the Noongar to the south-west and Wajarri to the north-west.
Traditional Badimaya country is bordered by the Western Desert language groups of the Tjuparn and the Wanmala to the east. The Noongar to the south-west and Wajarri to the north-west.