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Pilagá

The Pilagá (Pilagá: pit'laxá) are an Indigenous people of the Guaycuru group that inhabits the center of the province of Formosa, in Argentina. Some migrant groups also live in the provinces of Chaco and Santa Fe.

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History

Paraguay RiverAbipónMocovíGuaraniSpanish military
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Overview

PilagáIndigenous peopleGuaycuruFormosaArgentina
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Community representation

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Pilagá

Nodes40
Edges39
Triples113
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.05
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Pilagá

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related to Communities · 38
Pilagá → Aborigen Kilómetro, Aboriginal Community, Aboriginal Community Association, Aboriginal Community Lote, Argentina, August, Ayo Aboriginal Community, Cacique Coquero Aboriginal Community, Ceferino Namuncurá Aboriginal Community, Chico Dawagan Aboriginal Community, Community, Comunidad Pilaga Qomlase La, El Ensanche Aboriginal Community, Esperanza Pilagá, Formosa, INAI, Indigenous Affairs, Indigenous Communities, Juan Bautista Alberdi Aboriginal, July
related to history · 38
Pilagá → Abipón, After, Argentina, Argentine Chaco, At, Bermejo River, Central Chaco, Chaco, Chaco Governorate, During, Eastern, Formosa, Fortín Yunká, From, General Lorenzo Vintter, Guaycuru, Many, Martín García Island, Mataco-Mataguayan, Mocoví
related to Community representation · 22
Pilagá → Aboriginal Communities, Council, CPI, Elders, Federation, Formosa, In, INAI, Indigenous Communities, Indigenous Participation, Indigenous Peoples' Organizations, Institute, It, National Registry, On December, Pilagá People, Qom, Renopi, Representatives, This
related to Population · 12
Pilagá → Argentina, Complementary Survey, Dwellings, ECPI, Formosa, Homes, In, Indigenous Peoples, National Census, National Population Census, Population, The

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formosa people indigenous province argentina groups toba chaco national communities military 19 century paraguay river language pilcomayo population community guaycuru

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
the Abipóninstance ofalong with other groups0.80text
the Mocovíinstance ofalong with other groups0.80text
and the Tobainstance ofalong with other groups0.80text
Pilagárelated to CommunitiesSince0.60section
Pilagárelated to CommunitiesNational Institute0.60section
Pilagárelated to CommunitiesIndigenous Affairs0.60section
Pilagárelated to CommunitiesINAI0.60section
Pilagárelated to CommunitiesNational Registry0.60section
Pilagárelated to CommunitiesIndigenous Communities0.60section
Pilagárelated to CommunitiesRenaci0.60section
Pilagárelated to CommunitiesArgentina0.60section
Pilagárelated to CommunitiesPatiño0.60section

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