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A native man from the Mad River area standing on the bank of Mad River.

This is a map of Athabascan language groups in north western California.

This source is a paper written by Rita Jacinto titled "Whilkut, White Settlers, Worlds Apart."

A newsletter covering several topics important to native people.

A selected page from the journal discussing how paid volunteers were ordered to kill native people.

A selected page from the journal finishing up the "Humboldt Volunteers" section and the beginning of the "Trinity Rangers" section. The trinity rangers were involved in keeping routes clear on natives in the area.

The second page of the "Trinity Rangers" section.

The final page of the trinity rangers section.

This is a map of Villages and Camps of the Whilkut tribe.

A map showing the range of Whilkut territory in northern California.