Nisga'a-Gitxsan is a Penutian language of the Northwest Coast, spoken by about 2000
people in the Nisga'a (or Nisgha) and Gitxsan (or Gitksan) tribes of British Columbia. Though the Nisga'a and the Gitxsan are culturally and politically
distinct nations, their languages are no more different than American and Australian English and speakers from the two tribes can understand each other
with little difficulty.
Nisgaa-Gitxsan Language Lessons and Linguistic Descriptions
Nisga'a Language v Gitksan Language
Brief profiles of these Tsimshianic dialects, with thorough linguistic bibliographies.
Nisga'a Language Dictionary
Information about Nisga'a-Gitksan language preservation and language materials for sale from the Nisga'a tribal college.
Gitksanimx v Nisga'a
Nishga and Gitksan orthography and text examples.
British Columbia Placenames:
Canadian place names in Haida, Kwakiutl, and Nass-Gitksan.
Gitxsan v Nisga'a
Demographic information about Gitxsan-Nisga'a from the Ethnologue of Languages.
American Indian culture
Nisga'a Language v Gitksan Language 
Gitxsan Language: 
