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Map (3) showing northern boundaries <strong>of</strong>
the Kalispels,
- Page 188 -
53.9 x 35.6
Hand-colored and annotated map delineating tribal regions. Colors delineate [as spelled] Pend
d’Oveille, Blackfoot, Stony, Lake, Kootenay, Kalispel, Shuswap, Colville.
Other Descriptive Information
Base map: “Rand, McNally & Co.’s Indexed Pocket Map and Shippers’ Guide <strong>of</strong> British
Columbia....” 1909.
Map (3) showing northern boundaries <strong>of</strong> the Kalispels,
[http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/fedora/repository/graphics:6286]
Map (3) showing present or late and also
former distributions <strong>of</strong> northern tribes.
cm
69.0 x 53.6
Hand-colored and annotated map delineating distribution <strong>of</strong> [as spelled] Salishan, Kitunahan,
Athapascan family, Algonquian family, Shoshonean, Siouan. Trade routes delineated in
red. Annotated map area encompasses Alberta and Saskatchewan, plus western Manitoba,
southernmost North West Territories/Yukon, and northern portions <strong>of</strong> Montana, Idaho, and
Washington.
Other Descriptive Information
Base map: “Rand-McNally New Pocket Map <strong>of</strong> Western Canada Showing Provinces <strong>of</strong> Alberta
and Saskatchewan.” (c) 1906. Scale 60 miles = 1 inch.
Map (3) showing present or late and also former distributions <strong>of</strong> northern tribes.
[http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/fedora/repository/graphics:6287]
Map (4) Eastern Washington--
Approximate Boundaries Interior Salish
tribes about 1825 to 1855.
cm
71.3 x 53.3
Hand-colored and annotated map delineating distribution <strong>of</strong> [as spelled] Northern group
(Thompson), Central or Okanagon group (Okanagon, Lake, Colville, Sans Poil), Eastern or
Flathead group (Kalispel, Spokane), Columbia, Coeur d’Alene, Sahaptin tribes, Cayuse about
1850, Cayuse claimed by some about 1860 or earlier to be old boundaries <strong>of</strong> Cayuse, Kootenay,
territory claimed by some Spokane, and approx. boundaries <strong>of</strong> Spokane divisions. Annotated
portions <strong>of</strong> map also include westernmost Idaho and southernmost British Columbia.
cm