Tanaina Athabascan (348 bytes)
1: ...] of [[Alaska]]. The ancestral territory of the [[Tanaina]] surrounds [[Cook Inlet]], including the present...

Tanaina (900 bytes)
1: '''Tanaina''', also known as Dena'ina, is the [[Athabaskan]]...
8: '''Tanaina''' can also refer to the tribe, the people of whi...
10: ... people, only 75-95 members still speak [[Tanaina Athabascan]]. [[James Kari]] has done extensive work on the ...

Tanaina, Alaska (2644 bytes)
1: '''Tanaina''' is a [[census-designated place]] located in [[...
4: Tanaina is located at 61°37'27" North, 149°25'58"...

Eklutna, Alaska (2080 bytes)
5: ...s ago. Today's residents are descendants of the [[Tanaina]] tribe. A railroad station was built in 1918, an...
7: ...zed tribe is located in the community. It is an [[Athabascan]] village with a subsistence lifestyle. The Russi...

Athabaskan (2879 bytes)
1: '''Athabaskan''' or '''Athabascan''' (also '''Athapascan''' or '''Athapaskan''') is...
3: ...nd Athabaskan form a language group called [[Eyak-Athabascan]]. [[Tlingit]] is said to be related to this gro...
15: ...n]], [[Holikachuk]], [[Koyukon]], [[Dena'ina]] ([[Tanaina]]), [[Ahtna]] ([[Ahtena]]), [[Upper Kuskokwim]] (...

Nondalton, Alaska (3186 bytes)
21: ...and Iliamna) village. The name ''Nondalton'' is a Tanaina name first recorded in 1909. The village was orig...

Telida, Alaska (2121 bytes)
9: Telida means "whitefish" in Athabascan.
12: ...ed two sisters, survivors of an attack by another Athabascan group, who fled from the McKinley area to [[Telid...

Iditarod, Alaska (1743 bytes)
9: ...ord ''Haiditarod''. Iditarod was the site of an [[Athabascan]] village or part-time camp before 1900.

Iditarod River (555 bytes)
3: Iditarod is an Anglicization of the Ingalik [[Athabascan]] name for the river, ''Haiditirod'' or ''Haidila...

Lake Clark (Alaska) (699 bytes)
5: ...', which may be a [[Yupik|Yup'ik]] name with an [[Athabascan]] ending.

Innoko River (715 bytes)
7: Innoko is probably an Ingalik [[Athabascan]] name for the river. The Russian colonial admini...

Dalton Trail (2197 bytes)
5: ...d the trail, which they used for trade with the [[Athabascan]] people of the interior. They called the trail ...
7: ...th furs, hides and copper nuggets gathered by the Athabascans. Trading parties often lasted a month or more a...
9: ...hilkat acted as middlemen between the traders and Athabascans and became quite wealthy.

Alaskan Native (765 bytes)
4: *Athabascan

Knik River, Alaska (3478 bytes)
22: ''Knik'' is a Tanaina [[Athabascan]] work meaning ''fire''. This name was originally...

Peter Kalifornsky (1072 bytes)
11: '''See also:''' [[Tanaina]], [[Athabaskan]]

Tribal class destroyer (1936) (3780 bytes)
43: *[[HMCS Athabascan (G07)|''Athabascan I'']] lost [[April 29]], [[1944]]
44: *[[HMCS Athabascan (R79)|''Athabascan II'']]

Clatskanie River (999 bytes)
5: The river is named for the [[Tlatskanai]], an [[Athabascan]] tribe of [[Native American]]s who lived in the ...

Tagish Lake (970 bytes)
8: ...'fish trap'' in the old [[Tagish]] language, an [[Athabascan]] language.

Matanuska-Susitna Borough, Alaska (3492 bytes)
48: *[[Tanaina, Alaska|Tanaina]]

Mount McKinley (3066 bytes)
26: ..., which means "the great one" in the [[Athabascan|Athabascan language]], and which is also the official name r...

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