Klickitat Villages Mentioned in Historical Sources
- Itkilak (Ithlkilak): at White Salmon Landing, occupied jointly with the Chilluckquittequaw Tribe.
- Nanshuit: occupied jointly with the Chilluckquittequaw Tribe, at Underwood.
- Shgwaliksh: not far below Memaloose Island.
- Tgasgutcu: occupied jointly with the Chilluckquittequaw Tribe, said to be about 34 miles west of long high mountain opposite Mosier, Oregon, and about 1 mile above White Salmon Landing but the exact location seems to be in doubt.
- Wiltkun: exact location unknown.
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