The Nauo (also spelled Nawu or Nhawu) are an Aboriginal Australian people located on the south-western Eyre Peninsula in South Australia. While the user prompt identifies a city of this name in China, historical and ethnographic records primarily associate the term with these indigenous Australians.
The Nauo language was declared extinct by the twentieth century; however, contemporary efforts are currently underway to revive it. The people maintain a distinct cultural identity tied to their ancestral lands in South Australia.