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Aleuts

Aleuts
Aleuts
Evens
Koryaks
Alutiiq
Central Kereks Koryaks
Alaskan Evenks
Yupik Chukchi
Alutiiq Dena’ina Siberian Evens
Tanacross Yupik
Eyak
Ahtna Upper Kusko- Evens
Tutchone kwim Deg Evenks
Tlingit Hit’an Chukchi Yukagirs
Tagish Tanana Holikachuk
Inuit
Tlingit Koyukon (Iñupiat) Sakha Evens
Hän Yukagirs (Yakuts)
Kaska
Gwich'in Sakha
Evens Sakha (Yakuts)
Slavey (Yakuts) Evenks
Inuit
Dogrib (Inuvialuit)
Evenks
Chipewyan
Inuit Evenks
Dolgans
Inuit Evenks
Nganasans
Dolgans
Enets Kets Kets
Selkups
Selkups
Inuit Nenets Nenets Khanty
Inuit Khanty
80 o
Nenets Khanty
Komi Mansi
Inuit Nenets
(Kalaallit)
Komi
Saami
70 o Norwegians Finns
Karelians
Saami
Icelanders Swedes
Finns
Faroese
Norwegians
60 o Swedes

compiled by:
W.K. Dallmann, Norwegian Polar Institute
P. Schweitzer, University of Alaska Fairbanks

Arctic peoples subdivided according to language families
Arctic circle
Indo-European family Isolated languages Arctic boundary according to AMAP
Germanic branch (Ketic and Yukagir) Arctic boundary according to AHDR
Eskimo-Aleut family Notes:
Uralic family
Finno-Ugric branch Inuit group (of Eskimo br.) Areas show colours according to the original languages
of the respective indigenous peoples, even if they do not
Samoyedic branch Yupik group (of Eskimo br.) speak their languages today.
Aleut branch Overlapping populations are not shown. The map does
Altaic family not claim to show exact boundaries between the individual
Turkic branch Na-Dene family language groups.
Tungusic branch Athabaskan branch Typical colonial populations, which are not traditional Arctic
Eyak branch populations, are not shown (Danes in Greenland, Russians
Chukotko-Kamchatkan fam. Tlingit branch in the Russian Federation, non-native Americans in North © russia.travel
America).