Topic summary
Colville tribe
Extracted from the Wikipedia article Colville people.
Territory
In the 18th century, the Colville tribe lived around the Kettle and Columbia rivers in northeastern Washington. They lived between Kettle Falls and the town of Hunters. Their territory went as far north as Almond Creek, where it drains into the Granby River. In the northwest, it reached the divergence of West Fork Cedar Creek from Cedar Creek, down to Marias creek. In the west, it reached Timber Ridge, and in the southwest, it reached Thirteenmile Mountain, down to the Twin Lakes. It extended as far south as Hunters, and followed the Colville River to the east.