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Date: 25/09/2022

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Tarnma is a locality in the Mid North region of South Australia, between Marrabel and Eudunda, South Australia, crossed by the Curio Road, part of route B84. The area of Tarnma was known as Friedrichswalde until "names of enemy origin" were changed in 1918. The current boundaries were formalised in January 2001.
Tarnma is an Aboriginal word for a native “honey suckle” tree (a type of acacia) from which Aboriginal people extracted honey. (There is a Tarnma Gully in Belair National Park.
The village of Tarnma has almost disappeared but the historic cemetery remains. The most common names for the burials are: Girke, Grosser, Pfitzner, Rheichelt, Siegert and Zerna with earliest burials - of two Pfitzner children - recorded in May 1861 when the land was first more closely settled.
Tarnma has a cemetery and previously had two Lutheran churches, all on Frederick Road. The Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church was dedicated in 1872. The congregation split and the Redeemer congregation met in houses until its own building was dedicated in 1911. The Immanuel congregation was dissolved in 1957 and the Redeemer congregation dissolved in 1965. There was also a school until the 1940s.