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Wanapum

The Wanapum (also called Wanapam; Sahaptin: Wánapam) are a Sahaptin-speaking Native American people who live along the Columbia River in Washington state, United States, primarily in the area around Priest Rapids. About 60 Wanapum still live near the present day site of Priest Rapids Dam.[failed verification]

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related to Geography · 16
Wanapum → At, Columbia River, In, P'ná, Pasco, Priest Rapids, Priest Rapids Dam, Ray's, Sháp'tilik, Snake River, The Priest Rapids Longhouse, The Wanapum, Their, Verne Ray, Wanapam, Washington
related to history · 15
Wanapum → Adherents, Captain Clark’s, Clark Expedition, Columbia River Plateau, Cutssahnem, Dreamer Religion, In, Lewis, Native, Smohalla, The, The Wanapum, Washane, Washani, Whether
related to Heritage · 6
Wanapum → About, Ginkgo Petrified Forest State, Museum, Park, The Wanapum Heritage Center, Wanapum River Patrol
related to Name · 4
Wanapum → It, Sahaptin, The, Wánapam
related to External links · 1
Wanapum → Wanapum Heritage Center

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priest rapids columbia sahaptin river dam washington native people still heritage plateau religion site live united states also called wanapam

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Wanapumrelated to External linksWanapum Heritage Center0.60section
Wanapumrelated to GeographyThe Wanapum0.60section
Wanapumrelated to GeographyColumbia River0.60section
Wanapumrelated to GeographyPasco0.60section
Wanapumrelated to GeographyWashington0.60section
Wanapumrelated to GeographySnake River0.60section
Wanapumrelated to GeographyPriest Rapids0.60section
Wanapumrelated to GeographyTheir0.60section
Wanapumrelated to GeographyP'ná0.60section
Wanapumrelated to GeographyPriest Rapids Dam0.60section
Wanapumrelated to GeographyIn0.60section
Wanapumrelated to GeographyVerne Ray0.60section

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