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Kwalhioqua Indian Language
The Kwalhioqua Indians are a small tribe of Washington, relatives of the
Clatskanie Indians
and speakers of a Clatskanie dialect.
The Kwalhioqua do not exist as a separate tribal entity today. The Kwalhioqua tribe
merged together with the Coast Salish and Chinookan tribes, and most Kwalhioqua descendants live on
the Nisqually and Shoalwater Bay reservations today.
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MultiTree: Kwalhioqua Dialect:
Theories about Kwalhioqua's language relationships compiled by Linguist List.
Clatskanie Language:
Our resources about the Clatskanie language (including Kwalhioqua.)
Willapa Vocabulary:
Early 20th-century wordlist of the Willapa (Kwalhioqua) tribe.
The Nisqually Tribe 
The Shoalwater Bay tribe:
Homepages of the two Washington reservations where most Kwalhioqua people live today.
Kwalhioqua Tribe History:
Article on the Kwalhioqua tribe from the Handbook of American Indians.
Willapa People:
Wikipedia article on the Kwalhioqua Indians.
The Willapa Tribe:
Curtis' early 20th-century ethnography of the Willapa or Kwalhioqua Indians.
Four Directions: Kwalhioqua:
Timeline and links about Kwalhioqua history.
Books for sale on the Kwalhioqua Indians
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A Guide to the Indian Tribes of the Pacific Northwest:
Book on the history of the Northwest Coast tribes, including a section on the Kwalhioqua.
Links, References, and Additional Information
Los Atabascanos: Kwalhioqua-Tlatskanai Idioma Kwalhioqua:
Information about the Kwalhioquas and their language in Spanish.
Kwalhioqua Tribe:
Kwalhioqua links pages.
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