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'isdina:me'•the south head at the entrance of Humboldt Bay


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ch'a:q'ita:ke'•Big Lagoon


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ch'ahli-ding•Hop'ew (Klamath)


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ch'e'liwh-ding•Sahvurum


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ch'e:'indiqo'-ding•name of village near the mouth of Mill Creek


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ch'e:'indiqot'ding-mima:nch'ing'•White Deerskin danceground across the Trinity from ch'e:'indiqot'-ding


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ch'e:k'iwe'ił-ding•on the bank near Sam Brown's house


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ch'e:l-ding•Socktish Field


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ch'e:na:dahwh-ding•Dyer's Ranch


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ch'e:wilin-ding•where the stream flows out (into the ocean - specifically Requa, the Yurok village at the mouth of the Klamath River); also applied to Orick at the mouth of Redwood Creek (Sapir and Golla 2001:1011, map D, item 3)


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ch'e:xoliwhme'•camping place mentioned in Sam Brown's story about an encounter with a grizzly bear (unknown location)


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ch'ide'ilye'-ding•Chilula seed gathering camp


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ch'iłq'un-ding•chief village of the Upper Redwood Creek (Whilkut) people


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ch'iłte:l-ding•name of a village located on South Fork


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ch'ixolchwe:-ding•Kenek


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chwa'ay-me'•former village near xonsah-ding


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chwich-na:ning'a:-ding•Kepel (Cappell)


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chwung'-xa:'ul'a'•name of a Chilula camp


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da:chwun'-ding•name of a village located opposite niskin-ji-ding


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dahchwin'-ding•lower part of Matilton village


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dahdimo't'-dime'•Orick Hill


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dahk'ilun-ding•a place on New River opposite Quimby


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dahk'isxa:n-q'it•where the trail goes up Bald Hill


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dahsitune:-q'it•name of a resting place near Bald Hill


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dahwilahł-ding•Eureka


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dahwilin-ding•name of a former village, near Supply Creek


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dilchweh-k'e'ildil-me'•Horse Mountain


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dilchwehs-ji-ding•name of a village located at the mouth of Madden Creek


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diniwh-ding•Mud Springs


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diniwh-t'un'-tah-ding•Chimariko village located at Taylor's Flat (Del Loma)


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diwhkyoh-chweh-ding•North Trinity Mountain


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diysh-ta:ng'a:-ding•name of village at Tish-Tang Point


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diyshta:ng'a:-din-nilin•Tish Tang a Tang Creek


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je:lo'-ding•Amaikiaram


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k'idiłwisi'q'it•Chilula gathering and hunting camp


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k'ijiw'-na:me:-ding•Chilula summer camp


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k'iłwe:-ding•Sa'ał


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k'imide'-ding•Chenach


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k'ina'-tahxw-hun'•Klamath River


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k'ina'-xontah-ding•name of a Chilula village


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k'inchwiwh-q'it•name of village near the mouth of Mill Creek


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k'it'un'-me'•foot of Bald Hill


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k'ito:q'it•Paddle Mountain, opposite Orleans


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k'iwileh-ding•Sregon


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k'iya:ne:-q'eh•a creek mentioned in Mary Marshall's description of the Gooseberry-place Brush Dance (location unknown)


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kila:gyah-ding•Katipiara


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kinyiq'i-kyoh-mingwah•name of a Chilula village


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kyo:mo'ch-ding•lumpy knoll on Bald Hill


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łe:l-ding•confluence, where two streams come together (specifically, where the Trinity and the South Fork join, near Salyer, the location of a village of the Tse:ningxwe)


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łe:na:l-ding•Weitspus (part of present-day Weitchpec)


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łeht'e:t'e'-ch'iłchwe'-ding•place upstream from Hostler Ranch village


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łich'iwh-'inahwh-ding•name of a Chilula village


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łich'iwh-ding•name of a place featured in a story told by Oscar Brown


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łing'-wilda:l-q'it•name of a resting place


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ma:jiwilay'•a mountain in Bald Hill country, northeast of Redwood Creek


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ma:-no:na'ky'a'awh-ding•name of a resting place


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me'dil-ding•Village of Matilton; Captain John's Ranch


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me'isde'•a rock that stands in the ocean at the mouth of the Klamath, mentioned in a love medicine formula told by Emma Lewis


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me'isdil-ding•a danceground at the downstream end of Ts'ilunding, where the dancers camp before going up Bald Hill on the last day of the White Deerskin Dance


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me'isdil-din-nilin•Beaver Creek


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me'isdi-situn-ding•place mentioned in Sam Brown's description of a vision he had


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mił-tehsch'e:-me'•Upper Redwood Creek (Whilkut) village


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mine:jixo-na'ne'iłtuł-ding•place along the Boat Dance route, near the village of Miskut


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minq'i-kyoh-ding•Espar


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minq'i-nikya:w-q'it•Trinity Summit


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miq'eh-na:diwul-ding•Requa


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miq'i-ch'ing'•flat with oaks


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miq'it-dahna'de'ił'a'-ding•Buck Buttes


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mis-dima'-me'•Table Bluff


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mis-me'•name of a Chilula village


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misq'i-mima:nch'ing'•Shenon Farm bar


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misq'i-nilin•Mill Creek


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mis-q'it•Village of Miskut


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mis-xehsta:ng-q'it•place upstream from the highway bridge


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mis-xustun-ding•a mountain north of the Klamath, mentioned in Emma Lewis' medicine formula to protect children (location unknown)


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mixa:ch'e'-xole:n-q'it•Captain John Mountain


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miyi-me'•Rain Rock


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miyi-me'•name of a village located at Campbell's Ranch


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miyi-mida:-q'it•place along the river bank at miyi-me'


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mowun-niwhon-ding•Yurok village of Tsurai at Trinidad


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na'de'ilchwun'-ding•Tule Ranch


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na'ne'ite'ch'-ding•Hostler Point


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na:'ulit-ding•Karuk village at Camp Creek


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na:sa'a:n-tuq•resting place on the trail between Hostler Ranch village and Matilton village


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na:tini-xw•Hoopa Valley (i.e., where the trails lead back)


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nahslin-ding•Ishi Pishi


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nilin-kin'-ding•former village in Sugar Bowl


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niłchwiniq'a'-ding•Panamnik


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niłtuq-lay'•a place half-way up Bald Hill, where the concluding dances of the White Deerskin Dance are held


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niłtuqu-tah-ding•Chimariko village located at Don Juan


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nin'i-dahsa'un-ding•Wahtek


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nin'i-me'•place identified in Emma Lewis' story of Yima:ntiw'winyay as the location of a final dance


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nin'i-me:l-ding•Meta


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nin'i-wa:ky'a'un-ding•Turip


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nin'i-wiltso:l-miyeh•Chilula camp belonging to noleh-ding


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nin'-me'-xa'sindił-ding•place along the Boat Dance route, on the bank between mis-q'it (Meskut) and ta'k'imił-ding


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ninis'a:n-nikya:w•Big Hill (at the head of Hostler Creek)


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niskin-ji-ding•name of a village located upstream from Willow Creek


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no'k'ingxun-ding•the Acorn Feast ground (at Ta'kimiłding)


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no:ta:ng'a:-ding•place mentioned in Mary Marshall's description of the Gooseberry-place Brush Dance (location unknown)


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no:wilin-ding•headwaters of Redwood Creek


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noleh-ch'e:l-ding•former village in the Trinity canyon


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noleh-ding•name of a Chilula village


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nundil-wint'e:-q'it•Mary Blaine Mountain


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q'a:xis-tah-ding•name of the southernmost Chilula village


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q'ay'k'isd-e:-ke'•Yurok village of Pecwan


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q'ay'-no:ng'a:-ding•place mentioned in McCann's story of the Scabby Young Man (location unknown)


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q'ayliwh-tah-ding•name of a Chilula village


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q'iwh-ding•Noble's Ranch


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q'iwh-tehs'e'ni-q'it•Pine Ridge


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q'ung'-kyoh-lay'•name of a Chilula village


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qawh-kyoh-ch'ołqowh•resting place at the Arrow Tree


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qawh-kyoh-ding•Fort Terwer


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qawh-me'•Brush Mountain


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qojita:ng'ayme'•placename appearing in a story about two brothers, location not known according to a note to the text


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sike:ts'i-q'it•Bloody Camp


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sikinchwin-mitah-ding•name of a Chilula village


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suqe:-q'it•name of a former village located in the Willow Creek valley


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t'unchwing-k'isxun-ding•Wa'asey


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t'unchwing-kyoh-ding•a name applied to two distinct places on the Klamath River: Wohkel and Wohkero


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t'unchwin-tah-ch'ing'•Ertlerger (part of Weitchpec)


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ta'k'imił-ding•village of Hostler Ranch


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ta'k'imił-di-yima:ni-yiduq•resting place on the trail to Redwood Creek


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ta'na:n-na:niwe:sile'n•Trinity River, as a power one should pray to


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ta:k'iwe:ltsil-q'it•name of a village located opposite the mouth of South Fork; part of łe:l-ding


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ta:ke'-ch'e:wilin-ding•Wiyot village of Patawat


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ta:na:yiwhdime'•placename from a medicine formula for purification after handling a corpse (unknown location)


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ta:ng'ay-me'•Trinidad Head


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ta:ng'ay-q'it•name of a village located at Salyers; part of łe:l-ding


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tahyidiłkit•Lake at the head of Horse Linto Creek


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tidil-ding•Janes Creek


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tin-ne:s•the trail leading from the danceground at Hostler Ranch back to miq'ich'ing' (the upper bench with tan oaks)


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tł'o'-nehs-ding•Quimby


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tł'o:q'i-ji-ding•Serper


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tł'o:q'-na:sa'un-ding•place mentioned in McCann's medicine formula for going among rattlesnakes (location unknown)


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tł'oh-kyo:w•a place described by Goddard as a "mountain near the Eight-mile camp on the Redcap trail from Hupa to Orleans" (Hupa Texts, p. 300)


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tł'ohma'ji-ding•Red Cap Prairie


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tł'ohq'a'-kyowi-q'it•Pony Butte


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tł'ohq'a'-nehsnoy-q'it•Sugar Pine Mountain


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tł'ohwhung-q'it•Bald Hill


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tł'ow'-xontehł-ji-me'•Hayfork, territory of the Hayfork Wintus


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to:n'-dinun-ding•name of a Chilula village


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to:nah-ji-ding•Former Yurok village of Lo'olego


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toliwh-q'it•uphill from Hostler Ranch village


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tołgit-q'it•place on bank, on the opposite side of the Trinity from łeht'e:t'e'-ch'iłchwe'-ding


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tołts'a'ts'-ding•name of a village at the mouth of Supply Creek


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tołts'a'ts'-din-nilin•Supply Creek


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tonchwing-q'it•Murek


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ts'ilun-ding•Norton Field


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ts'iłting'-yahslit-ding•a good place for getting pine roots near Ta'kimiłding, mentioned in a description of how to gather and prepare roots for basketry


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ts'in-sila:-ding•name of a Chilula village


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tse:'is•Campbell Field prairie


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tse:'is-miyeh•below Campbell Field prairie


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tse:-ding•name of a camping place located in the Willow Creek valley


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tse:-k'ite:lmuts'-ding•a circle of rocks on top of a mountain; a place where Indian Doctors train


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tse:-k'iwotł'-ding•a danceground on the river bar just to the west of Ts'ilunding, opposite the mouth of Beaver Creek; one of the main dancegrounds for the White Deerskin Dance


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tse:-kin-ding•a place on Maple Creek


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tse:kyoh-xa:tine:-me'•placename appearing in a medicine formula for war, location not known


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tse:łch'e'-ding•Wełkwew


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tse:łch'e'i-q'it•Hundred Acre Prairie


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tse:łch'e'-nilin•Pine Creek


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tse:-mit'ah•a danceground and camping place during the White Deerskin Dance; where the Boat Dance takes place


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tse:-mit'ah-nilin'-q'eh•Hostler Creek


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tse:-miyeh•Chimariko village located at the mouth of New River


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tse:-na:l'a:-ding•name of a village near xonsah-ding


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tse:n-ding•Burnt Ranch, principal village of the Tsnungxwe and Chimariko


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tse:ning-q'it•Ironside Mountain


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tse:-no:ng'a:-ding•Former Yurok village of Noshtsku'm


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tse:-nunts'in-ding•Katimin


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tse:-nunts'ing•Sugar Loaf


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tse:-q'i-chwun'-to:-me:ne:q'•place mentioned in Emma Lewis' medicine formula for the birth of a first child (location unknown)


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tse:-q'i-na'dił-ding•Erner, at Blue Creek


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tse:-q'it•site at Mill Creek


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tse:-sigya:s•the bluff upstream from Willow Creek


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tse:tidmil-q'it•Telescope Peak


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tse:wina:l-ding•village of Senalton


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tse:wun-e:-me'•place mentioned in Emma Lewis' medicine formula to protect children (location unknown)


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tse:yeh-ding•place mentioned in the story of the Scabby Young Man, location unknown


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tse:-yehk'ixa:wh•place along the Boat Dance route, near the village of Miskut


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tse:-yehk'ixa:wh-q'it•name of a flat near Campbell Creek


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tsehq'a:n•Redwood Ridge


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tsun-ding•Omen


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xa'k'iwheh-ji-ding•Karuk village at Red Cap Creek


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xa'usdil-me'•Hooker's Ridge


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xa:k'iwidwhe'-ding•the area around Norton Field where there was extensive gold-mining activity


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xahslin-ding•name of a village at the mouth of Horse Linto Creek


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xahslin-din-nilin•Horse Linto Creek


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xayah-me'•canyon near Sugar Bowl


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xodnun-ding•Otsepor (Bluff Creek)


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xodnun-din-milay'•Hopkins Butte


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xohxo-ch'e:l-ding•name of a village located at the mouth of Willow Creek


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xohxo-ji-ding•Ko'otep


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xong'xahwh-ding•Merip


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xonist'e'-xa'siliwh-ding•Hooker Ridge


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xonsah-ding•where the water is deep (old village site in Hoopa Valley)


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xonte:lkyohme'•bench back of Oscar Brown's place


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xontehł-ji-me'•Hyampom


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xontehł-me'•name of a Chilula village


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xontehł-me'•Wintu village at Hayfork


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xontehł-miwah•name of a former village near Campbell Field prairie


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xot'ina:n-ding•Wahsekw (Martin's Ferry)


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xotiway-kyoh-q'it•Mountain on Waterman Ridge


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xotiway-q'it•Pactah (part of Weitchpec)


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xowung-q'it•village at Campbell Field; Kentuck Ranch; Danceground


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xowuni-q'it•name of the northernmost Chilula village


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xoxotinit•creek above Eslick's mentioned in Emma Lewis' formula of the Rain Rock medicine


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xwe:ył-q'it•Redwood Ridge, Redwood Creek


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ya:'ułkili-q'it•Lake at the head of Horse Linto Creek


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yahdzi-me'•place mentioned in a formula for bathing at Rain Rock (location unknown)


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yehwilin-ding•name of a village


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yida(h)-xo-mingwah•placename from the story of the Scabby Young Man (unknown location)


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yida:ch'in-dinun-ding•Weitchpec Butte (Burrill Peak)


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yidah-ding•lower part of Hostler Ranch village


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yide'-q'it-ch'ing' ch'ixine:wh-q'it•placename from Emma Lewis's formula for the birth of a first child (unknown location)


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yide'-xa'usdił-ding•Bald Mountain


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yide'xoma'•name of a house mentioned in a story about an encounter with a grizzly bear


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yiduqe:-q'ay'-na:'ulid-ding•Karuk village at Happy Camp


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yiduqe:-xodnun-ding•Inam


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yiduqi-łe:na:l-ding•the forks of New River, above Denny


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yiduqi-nilin•New River


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yik'iqa:n-ding•Chimariko village located at Big Creek


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yinahch'in-ta:ng'ay-q'it•place mentioned in a love medicine formula


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yinuqa-no:ta:tł'a:•Big Lagoon


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yinuqi-no:mitse'-ding•name of a Chilula village


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yitse'n-e:-q'i-ch'ing•Chilula acorn gathering camp


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yitse'ni-ning'ay-q'it•name of a Chilula village


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yitse'ni-xohch'indił-ding•Blue Lake


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