Many sites of Dreaming significance are located along the River Murray. Near the confluence of the Murray River with Lake Alexandrina is "Murungun" (Mason's Hill), home to a bunyip called Muldjewangk. An ancestral hero named "Ngurunderi" chased an enormous Murray cod named "Pondi" from a stream in central New South Wales. In fleeing, Pondi created the River Murray, and contiguous lagoons from its flailing tail. "Kauwira" (Mannum) is where "Ngurunderi" forced "Pondi" to turn sharply south. The straight section of river to "Peindjalong" (near Tailem Bend) resulted from "Pondi" fleeing in fear after being speared in the tail. The twin peaks, large permanent sandhills of Mount Misery on the eastern shore of Lake Alexandrina are known as "Lalangenggul" or Lalanganggel (two watercraft) and represent where "Ngurunderi" brought his rafts ashore to make camp. "Ngurunderi" cut up "Pondi" at Raukkan, throwing the pieces into the water, where each piece became a species of fish.