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Chorote

The Chorote are an Indigenous people of the Gran Chaco. Most live in northeastern Salta Province in Argentina and western Paraguay, particularly in the region of the Pilcomayo River; their historical range also extended into southeastern Bolivia. The name encompasses the closely related Iyojwaʼajaʼ, Iyoʼawujwaʼ and Manjui populations. Their speech…

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Argentina
3,238 (2022): 4–5
Paraguay
431 (2022)

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Chorote

Nodes23
Edges22
Triples57
Avg. degree1.91
Density0.086957
Components1

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related to Names and divisions · 16
Chorote → Argentina, Chiriguano Guaraní, Chorotí, Contemporary, Forest Chorote, In Argentina, Iyojwaʼajaʼ, Iyoʼawujwaʼ, Manjui, Older, Paraguay, Riverine Chorote, Soloti, The, Tsoloti, Yofuaha
related to history · 13
Chorote → An, Bermejo River, Chiriguano, Colonial, Late, Nivaclé, Paraguayan Chaco, Pilcomayo, Tapieté, These, Toba, Trade, Wichí
related to Language and population · 12
Chorote → Argentina, Iyojwaʼajaʼ, Iyoʼawujwaʼ, Manjui, Misión La Paz, Multilingualism, Nivaclé, Paraguay, Research, Speakers, The, Wichí
related to Social and religious life · 10
Chorote → Age, Anglican, Christian, Indigenous, Pentecostal, Political, Shamans, The, Traditional, Traditional Chorote
related to Subsistence and material culture · 4
Chorote → An, Most, Rainy-season, Wild
Argentina · 1
Chorote → 3,238 (2022): 4–5
Paraguay · 1
Chorote → 431 (2022)

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argentina paraguay manjui language also use fishing indigenous chaco closely varieties communities used include pilcomayo river related iyojwaʼajaʼ iyoʼawujwaʼ nivaclé

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
ChoroteArgentina3,238 (2022): 4–51.00infobox
ChoroteParaguay431 (2022)1.00infobox
Choroterelated to historyAn0.60section
Choroterelated to historyBermejo River0.60section
Choroterelated to historyColonial0.60section
Choroterelated to historyPilcomayo0.60section
Choroterelated to historyParaguayan Chaco0.60section
Choroterelated to historyLate0.60section
Choroterelated to historyNivaclé0.60section
Choroterelated to historyWichí0.60section
Choroterelated to historyTapieté0.60section
Choroterelated to historyToba0.60section

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