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Snoqualmie |
| Ethnie: | SNOQUALMIE |
| Language: | Lushootseed |
| Family: | Twana |
| Stock: | Central Salish |
| Phylum: | Salishan |
| Macro-Culture: | Northwest |
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| The Snoqualmie were sedentary coastal hunter/gatherers and relied heavily on fishing. They were located inland on the Snoqualmie and Skyomish Rivers. They suffered from the White influx. |
| Aboriginal Locations (Villages) |
| WA Skyomish (2), Snoqualmie (3), Stakta'ledjabsh (3) |
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| Year | History |
| 1787 | Strait of Juan de Fuca discovered by Charles Barkley |
| 1790 | Manual Quimper explored both shores of strait |
| 1792 | Area charted by Capt. George Vancouver |
| 1827 | Hudson Bay Company founded Fort Langley |
| 1841 | Influx of Oregon Trail settlers began, conflicts followed |
| 1847 | Attacked and nearly destroyed by Chimacum |
| 1870 | Smallpox epidemic |
| 1999 | Snoqualmie Tribe recognized |
| Year | Population | Source |
| 1700 | 500 | NAHDB calculation |
| 1800 | 500 | NAHDB calculation |
| 1856 | 225 | Swanton |
| 1900 | 100 | NAHDB calculation |
| 2000 | 1,000 | NAHDB calculation |
| Other speakers of the same language: |
| Duwamish, Muckleshoot, Nisqually, Puyallup, Sahewamish, Suquamish |
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