Okanogan people (U.S.)

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The Okanogan people (U.S.) are a Native American group of the Interior Salish cultural and linguistic family traditionally inhabiting areas of north-central Washington along the Okanogan River and surrounding plateau.

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Okanogan people (U.S.) canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Indigenous people of the United States
Interior Salish people
Native American people
autonymLanguage Nsyilxcən
borderRegion Canada–United States border
continent North America
country United States
culturalContinuumWith Syilx Okanagan Nation
culturalGrouping Interior Salish cultures
Plateau cultures
ethnicGroupOf United States
governedInPartBy Colville Business Council
historicalEra pre-contact North America
historicalInteraction fur trade
keyResource salmon
keyWaterway Columbia River
Okanogan River
languageFamily Salishan languages
linguisticArea Plateau linguistic area
modernAffiliation Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation
neighboringPeople Syilx Okanagan (Canada)
region Inland Northwest
Pacific Northwest interior
relatedEthnicGroup Colville people
Sanpoil people
Spokane people
Syilx people
religion traditional Indigenous spirituality
reservation Colville Indian Reservation
subfamily Interior Salish languages
traditionalEconomy seasonal round
traditionalFood game animals
roots and berries
traditionalHousing mat lodge
pit house
traditionalLanguage Colville-Okanagan language
linked to: Okanagan language

Okanagan language
traditionalRegion Columbia Plateau
Okanogan Plateau
Okanogan River valley
linked to: Okanogan Valley

north-central Washington
traditionalSubsistence fishing
gathering
hunting
U.S. state Washington

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Interior Salish peoples includes Okanogan people (U.S.)