| minor | Alaska. | | | adjacent islands | | divisions.| | | | and coast S. to | | | | | | Millbank Sound; | | | | | | also (since 1887)| | | | | | on Annette | | | | | | Island, Alaska. | | | | | | | | | | |45. WAILATPUAN. |A western section |In Oregon, S. | 2. |Language | | | (Molala) in the | of the Columbia| | practically| | | Cascade region | river. | | extinct; | | | between Mounts | | | 405 Cayuse | | | Hood and Scott, | | | (in 1888 | | | in Washington and| | | only 6 | | | Oregon; an | | | spoke their| | | eastern (Cayuse) | | | mother | | | on the headwaters| | | tongue) | | | of the | | | are still | | | Wallawalla, | | | living; | | | Umatilla and | | | in 1881 | | | Grande Ronde | | | about 20 | | | rivers. | | | Molalas. | | | | | | | |46. WAKASHAN |Most of Vancouver |Somewhere in the|3 main |4765, of | | (Kwakiutl- | Island (except | interior of | divisions,| which 435 | | Nootka). | some 2/3 of the | British | with more | are in the | | | E. coast) and | Columbia. | than 50 | United | | | most of the coast| | "tribes." | States. | | | of British | | | | | | Columbia from | | | | | | Gardner channel | | | | | | to Cape Mudge; | | | | | | also part of | | | | | | Washington. | | | | | | | | | | |47. WASHOAN. |In E. central |In N.W. | 1. |About 200, | | | California and | Nevada. | | in the |