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Nootka
[noot-kuh, noot-]
Nootka
/ ˈnuːt-, ˈnʊtkə /
noun
a member of a North American Indian people living in British Columbia and Vancouver Island
the language of this people, belonging to the Wakashan family
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of Nootka1
Example Sentences
Logging was threatening a cherished sockeye salmon stream, Owossitsa Creek, at the north end of Nootka Island, where Western Forest Products was cutting.
The Pioneer Square Habitat Beach, dreamed up about a decade ago, is a 200-foot-long stretch of sand, rocks and native plants and shrubs like Nootka rose and dunegrass.
On Nootka Island, areas of uncut forest show the abundance that was.
He wrote: "King George's Sound was the appellation given by the Commodore to this inlet, on our first arrival; but he was afterwards informed that the natives called it Nootka."
The logs are covered in mulch, on which crews planted more than 30,000 native plants, shrubs and trees: Nootka rose, snowberry, cottonwoods, Lyngbye’s sedge, beach grass.
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