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Athabascan Groups Map
This map shows the specific region of Northern California in which the Whilkut people lived. This map displays the territory in detail and also includes the surrounding territories of other native tribes that also spoke Athabascan languages.
Key for the Whilkut village map.
A key to go with the map of Whilkut villages.
Adjutant-General William C. Kibbe
Picture of General William C. Kibbe
Fort Locations of the Bald Hills War
This map displays the fort locations of the militia during the war.
The Indian Reporter
This source is an online newspaper called The Indian Reporter. Beginning on page 4, the report discusses the "Humboldt Volunteer" program and the "Trinity Rangers" and the effects these groups had on the Whilkut tribe.
"Battle with the Indians on Mad River" newspaper clipping
This is a newspaper clipping from the Nevada Democrat dated November 10, 1858: p. 2, col. 3.
Humboldt Times Newspaper Clipping
This is a newspaper clipping from the Humboldt Times dated July 10, 1858: p. 2, col. 6.
“Mad River Indians.” Trinity Weekly Journal clipping
This is a newspaper clipping from the Trinity Weekly Journal from June 26, 1858: p. 2, col. 1.
Map of Whilkut territory.
A map showing the range of Whilkut territory in northern California.
Map of Villages and Camps of the Whilkut tribe
This is a map of Villages and Camps of the Whilkut tribe.