Godda is not only a land of tribes, the local inhabitants also include the non-tribal and urban people.

Early inhabitants included members the family of Sir Robert Peel.

The inhabitants include catholics, protestants, and muslims living side by side.

The inhabitants include seven language groups, the main language that is spoken being Murrinhpatha.

During the Italian occupation, the inhabitants included about 500 local population and 22 Italians.

Other inhabitants of this sea included brachiopods, clams, and trilobites.

The reserve's inhabitants also include the Chinese giant salamander.

The town was surrounded by arable land and its inhabitants included many craftsmen.

Other citizens and inhabitants not included in headings 1-4 with their wives and children living at home.

Permanent inhabitants of the center include 60 individuals from 33 species.