Mam Language - Distribution

Distribution

Mam is spoken 64 communities in 4 departments. Neighboring languages include Jacaltec and Q'anjobal to the north, Tekiteko to the west, and Ixil, Awateko, Sipacapeño, and K'iche to the east.

Quetzaltenango Department

  • San Miguel Sigüilá
  • Concepción Chiquirichapa
  • Génova
  • El Palmar
  • San Juan Ostuncalco
  • Cajolá
  • San Martín Sacatepéquez
  • Colomba
  • Flores Costa Cuca
  • Huitán
  • Palestina de Los Altos
  • Cabricán

Huehuetenango Department

  • San Ildefonso
  • Ixtahuacán
  • Cuilco
  • Tectitán
  • San Pedro Necta
  • San Sebastián Huehuetenango
  • Malacatancito
  • Todos Santos Cuchumatán
  • San Rafael Petzal
  • Colotenango
  • Santa Bárbara
  • San Juan Atitán
  • Aguacatán
  • San Gaspar Ixchil
  • La Libertad
  • La Democracia
  • Huehuetenango
  • Chiantla
  • Santiago Chimaltenango
  • San Juan Ixcoy

San Marcos Department

  • San Antonio Sacatepéquez
  • San Lorenzo
  • Tejutla
  • San Rafael Pie de La Cuesta
  • San Pedro Sacatepéquez
  • La Reforma
  • El Quetzal
  • Sibinal
  • San José Ojetenam
  • Pajapita
  • San Cristobal Cucho
  • Nuevo Progreso
  • San Marcos
  • Concepción Tutuapa
  • San Pablo
  • Ixchiguan
  • San Miguel Ixtahuacán
  • Tacaná
  • Tajumulco
  • Catarina
  • Esquipulas Palo Gordo
  • Malacatán
  • Río Blanco
  • Comitancillo

Retalhuleu Department

  • El Xaw
  • Santa Ines
  • Sibaná
  • San Miguelito
  • Nueva Cajolá
  • San Roque

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