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Categories: Native American tribes | Salishan languages | Endangered languages | Languages of Canada | Aboriginal peoples in British Columbia | Native American languages of the Plateau
St'at'imc
Interior Salishan people. Total about 6000. Sometimes known as the Lillooet Tribe
Main Communities are:
Lower St'at'imc
N'Quatqua in D'arcy
Lilwat in Mount Currie
Port Douglas at the Head of Harrison Lake
Skookumchuk on the Lillooet River
Samaqham on the Lillooet River
Upper St'at'imc
Chalath in Seton Portage
Cayoosh Creek in Lillooet
Titke't in Lillooet
Xwisten in Lillooet
Caclep near Lillooet
Ts'kw'aylacw between Lillooet and Cache Creek
The declaration of the Lillooet Tribe was made in 1911 in Spences Bridge and is the nation's declaration of ownership over the lands
Language
Categories: Native American tribes | Salishan languages | Endangered languages | Languages of Canada | Aboriginal peoples in British Columbia | Native American languages of the Plateau
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