Editing Clatsop (section)

== Territory ==
In the 18th and early 19th centuries, the Clatsop occupied an area on the south bank of the Columbia River stretching from [[Point Adams]] to [[Youngs Bay]]. They also had villages on the Pacific coast stretching from Point Adams to [[Tillamook Head]].{{Sfn|Silverstein|1990|p=533}}

To the north of the Clatsop, across the Columbia River, were the villages of the Chinook, and to the east were the [[Kathlamet]], another Chinookan people. To the south, past Tillamook Head, was the territory of the [[Nehalem people|Nehalem]], a [[Salishan languages|Salishan-speaking]] group to which the Clatsop have strong ties.{{Sfn|Silverstein|1990|p=533}}
{| class="wikitable"
|+List of known Clatsop villages
!Name
!Anglicization(s)
!Location
!Notes
!References
|-
|{{Lang|chh|nakutʼát}}
|Nakutat
|In the vicinity of [[Seaside, Oregon|Seaside]]
|
|{{Sfn|Zenk|Hajda|Boyd|2016|p=9}}{{Sfn|Silverstein|1990|p=534}}
|-
|{{Lang|chh|nikánikəm}}
|Necanicum
|In the vicinity of Seaside
|
|{{Sfn|Zenk|Hajda|Boyd|2016|p=9}}{{Sfn|Silverstein|1990|p=534}}
|-
|{{Lang|chh|niáx̣̣aqši}}
|Neacoxi, Neahcoxie
|In the vicinity of Seaside
|The name means "place of little pines"
|{{Sfn|Zenk|Hajda|Boyd|2016|p=9}}{{Sfn|Silverstein|1990|p=534}}<ref name="Frankowicz" />
|-
|{{Lang|chh|niákʼiwanqi}}
|Niyakiwanki
|In the vicinity of Seaside
|
|{{Sfn|Zenk|Hajda|Boyd|2016|p=9}}
|-
|{{Lang|chh|tɬác̓əp}}{{Efn|Also called {{lang|chh|tiákʼilakix}} or {{lang|chh|niák̓ilaki}}}}
|Clatsop
|Near Point Adams
|Main Clatsop village
|{{Sfn|Zenk|Hajda|Boyd|2016|p=9}}{{Sfn|Silverstein|1990|p=534}}
|-
|{{Lang|chh|kʼunúpi}}
|Kunupi
|Near Point Adams
|
|{{Sfn|Zenk|Hajda|Boyd|2016|p=9}}{{Sfn|Silverstein|1990|p=534}}
|-
|{{Lang|chh|naiáaqštawi}}
|Naya-akshtawi
|Near Point Adams
|The name means "at the head"
|{{Sfn|Zenk|Hajda|Boyd|2016|p=9}}{{Sfn|Silverstein|1990|p=534}}
|}