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Map of Indians Texas 1500

Map of Texas showing the location of Indian groups around 1500 as well as colors showing regions in which specific Indian languages were spoken. The Southwest of Texas is colored dark green for Lagues uo-azteques, and the groups in this region are Tanpachaos, Caguate, Jumano, and Tomoacas. The northwest is colored lime green for the Langues Athapaskanes and the groups in this area are the Querecho, Apache, Teya, and Jumano. The large southern section in the middle of the map is colored orange for Coahuilteco, and the groups in this region are the Tonkawan, Sana, Payaya, Emet, Coca, Aranama, Coahuiltecan, Karankawan, Kopano, Kahani, Orejon, Pacal, and Tamaulipecan. A small eastern section along the coast is colored grey for Langues tunicanes, and includes the groups Deacose, Bidai, Attacapan, Patiri, Akokna, and Atacapa. The northeast of the state is colored yellow for Langues caddoanes, and contains the groups of Nasoni, Caddo, Adai, Nacodoche, Neches, and Eyeish.

Date
September 13, 2008
Place
North America
Archive
Wikimedia Commons
Type
map
Original size
2,308 × 1,584 pixels

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