Sanpoil Tribe - List of Sanpoil Villages

List of Sanpoil Villages

• Enthlukaluk, about 1.5 miles (2 km) north of the mouth of the river.
• Hahsulauk, home of the Shahsulauhuwa, near Plum.
• Hulalst, home of the S-hulalstu, at Whitestone, about 8 miles (13 km) above Npuiluk.
• Hwatsam, a winter camp, about 3 miles (5 km) above Snukeilt.
• Kakamkam, on the islands in the Sanpoil River a short distance above the mouth.
• Kathlpuspusten, home of the Kathlpuspustenak, about a mile above Plum, on the opposite side of the river.
• Ketapkunulak, on the banks of the Columbia just east of the Sanpoil River.
• Naak, home of the Snaakau, about a mile below Plum but on the north side of the river.
• Nhohogus, fishing grounds of the S-hulalstu.
• Npokstian, a winter camp, about 2 miles (3 km) above Hwatsam.
• Npuiluk, home of the Snpuiluk, at the mouth of Sanpoil River, made up of the following camps:
  • Snkethlkukwiliskanan, near the present landing of the Keller ferry;
  • a branch of the last called by the same name, several hundred yards north of the first between the cliff and the Sanpoil River, on the west side;
  • Kethltselchin, on the first bench above the Columbia, west of the Sanpoil River.
• Nthlahoitk, a winter camp of the Snpuiluk, about halfway between Skthlamchin and Naak.
• Saamthlk, home of the Saamthlk, on the opposite side of the river from Kathlpuspusten.
• Skekwilk, on the west side of Sanpoil River about a mile above the mouth.
• Snputlem, on the east bank of Sanpoil River, about 15 miles (24 km) above the mouth.
• Snukeilt, home of the Snukeiltk, on the west side of Columbia River about 2 miles (3 km) above the mouth of Spokane River.
• Tkukualkuhun, home of the Stkukualkuhunak, at Rodger's Bar just across the river from Hunters.
• Tsaktsikskin, a winter camp of the Snpuiluk, about a half mile below Naak. Wathlwathlaskin, home of the Swathlwathlaskink, 3 miles (5 km) up the river from Nthlahoitk.