Wappo and 1,800 for the Northern Wappo and Lake Miwok together. Thus
the total for the Lake Miwok, the Wappo, and the Suscol Wintun as a
whole becomes approximately 8,000.
_WAPPO, LAKE MIWOK, AND NAPA VALLEY WINTUN ... 8,000_
SUMMARY OF ESTIMATES
For convenience of reference the population estimates presented in the
foregoing text are tabulated as follows:
Yurok 3,100
Wiyot 3,300
Karok 2,700
Hupa 2,000
Tolowa 2,400
Athapascans
Chilula 800
Mattole 1,200
Whilkut 1,300
Kato 1,100
Lassik 1,500
Nongatl 3,300
Sinkyone 2,900
Wailaki 3,350
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Total 15,450
Yuki
Coast Yuki 750
Yuki proper 6,880
Huchnom 2,100
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Total 9,730
Pomo
Clear Lake Pomo 3,150
Northern Pomo 5,040
Central and Southwestern Pomo 6,220
Southern Pomo 6,000
Northeastern Pomo 350
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Total 20,760
Coast Miwok 3,000
Wappo, Lake Miwok, Napa Valley Wintun 8,000
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GRAND TOTAL 70,440
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BAE-B Bureau of American Ethnology, Smithsonian Institution,
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UC University of California Publications, Berkeley and Los
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-IA Ibero-Americana
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