_Amarapas_, in British Guiana.
_Antis_ or _Campas_, on Rio Apurimac.
_Araicus_, on Rio Jatahy.
_Arawaks_, on coast of Guiana.
_Atorais_, on the upper Essequibo.
_Banivas_, on Rio Atahuapo and Rio Içauna.
_Barés_, on Rio Negro.
_Baures_, on Rio de los Baures.
_Campas_, see _Antis_.
_Canamirim_, on Rio Jurua.
_Cariayos_, on Rio Negro.
_Cauixanas_, on Rio Jupura.
_Chontaquiros_, see _Piros_.
_Goajiros_, on Goajira peninsula.
_Guanas_, on Rio Paraguay.
_Guinaus_, on upper Orinoco.
_Haitians_, on island of Hayti.
_Jabaanas_, on Rio Marauia.
_Jucunas_, on Rio Jupura.
_Jumanas_, near Rio Jupura.
_Juris_, on Rio Solimoes.
_Kustenaus_, on Rio Schingu.
_Manaos_, near Rio Negro.
_Manatenerys_, on Rio Purus.
_Manivas_, see _Banivas_.
_Maipures_, on Rios Ventuari and Orinoco.
_Maranhos_, on Rio Jatahy.
_Mariates_, on Rio Iza.
_Mawakwas_, on upper Orinoco.
_Moxos_, on head-waters of Rio Mamore.
_Paiconecas_, on Rio Blanco.
_Pareni_, on Rio Orinoco.
_Parisis_, in province Mato Grosso.
_Passés_, on lower Jupura.
_Piapocos_, on Rio Guaviare.
_Piros_, on Rio Ucayali.
_Saravecas_, near Santa Ana, Bolivia.
_Simirenchis_, see _Piros_.
_Tainos_, see _Haitians_.
_Tarianas_, on Rio Negro.
_Tarumas_, in British and Dutch Guiana.
_Uainambeus_, on Rio Jupura.
_Uainumas_, on Rio Jupura.
_Uirinas_, on Rio Marari.
_Wapisianas_, in Guiana.
_West Indians_, on Bahamas and Antilles.
_Yuris_, see _Juris_.
The Barés are now found along the banks of the Casaquiare and the
Guainia, the Felipe, the Atabapo and some portions of the Rio Negro.
They belong to the Arawak stock, their dialect being related to those of
the Banivas and Maipures. About the middle of this century the traveller
Richard Spruce found them in the regions assigned by Gilii to other
tribes, indicating a displacement of the population. He collected a
number of vocabularies, offering sufficient evidence in his opinion to
establish the relationship of the following bands:[372]