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Group 6

Tionontati: highlands in the south and west of the Nottawasaga bay near Lake Huron
Chonnonton: lived near the northern shores of Lake Ontario and Lake Erie, as well as the west side of the niagara west river
Erieehronon: along the Great Lakes
Wendat: Georgian bay and lake simcoe
Haudenosaunee: Eastern woodland areas of northern New York State and southern Quebec and Ontario
Anishinabe: west lake Winnipeg near Manitoba
Algonquin: southern Quebec and eastern Ontario

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Tionontati: the highlands/mountains and west of Nattawasaga by the Mountains
Chonnonton: Hamilton/Niagara (part of the neutral confederacy
Erieehronon: south of lake ontario and east of st. Lawrence
Wendat: Georgian bay
Haudenosaunee: ontario (originally quebec)
Anishinabe: Southwestern ontario
Algoquin: Northeast of Ontario

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Tionontati- Georgian Bay

Chonnonton-  Eastern Woodlands of Lake Ontario

Erieehronon- Lake Erie (Western New York)

Wendat- Northern Simco County, Ontario up to 1650's then dispersed, then most migrated to the Wendake Reserve near Quebec City

Haudenosaunee- South by Lake Ontario by the Saint Lawrence

Anishinabe-  Northeast Woodlands and the Subarctic

Algonquin- migrated from the Atlantic Coast, arriving at the first stopping place (near Montreal)

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Tionontati, also called Tobacco Nation, or Tobacco Indians, Iroquoian-speaking Indians formerly living in the mountains south of Nottawasaga Bay, in what are now Grey and Simcoe counties, Ontario.

The Neutral Confederacy was a political and cultural union of Iroquoian nations who lived in the Hamilton-Niagara district of southwestern Ontario and across the Niagara River to western New York before their dispersal by the Seneca in the mid-17th century.

The Erie people (also Erieehronon, Eriechronon, Riquéronon, Erielhonan, Eriez, Nation du Chat) were a Native American people historically living on the south shore of Lake Erie.

The Huron-Wendat was a confederacy of five Iroquoian-speaking nations located in what is now northern Simcoe County, ON, until about 1650,

The haudenosaunee

New York- between Lake Erie & the Hudson River

Anishinaabe

Northeast woodlands and subarctic

Algonquin
Southern Quebec & eastern Ontario

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Tionon

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Tio

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Tionontati - from the Nottawasaga Bay, in what is now Grey and Simcoe Counties, Ontario

Chonnonton - the northern shores of Lake Ontario and Lake Erie, west side of Niagara River

Eriechronon - historically south shore of Lake Erie, now western New York, Northwestern Pennsylvania and Northern Ohio

Wendat - northern Simcoe County, ON

Haudenosaunee - from east to west of New York State

Anishinabe - North America - Ontario

Algoquin - Southern Quebec, Eastern Ontario

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Tionontati: the highlands/mountains and west of Nattawasaga by the Mountains
Chonnonton: Hamilton/Niagara (part of the neutral confederacy
Erieehronon: south of lake ontario and east of st. Lawrence
Wendat: Georgian bay
Haudenosaunee: ontario (originally quebec)
Anishinabe: Southwestern ontario
Algoquin: Northeast of Ontario

Wendat:

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Tionontati: the highlands/mountains

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Tionontati:

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Tionontati
Chonnoton
Erieehronon
Wendat
Haudenosaunee
Anishinabe
Algonquin

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Tionontati: Highlands of Nattawasaga Bay leading west of the southeastern shores of Lake Huron.
Chonnonton:
Keepers of the deer and hunters. Accounted for the original word "Niagara". Located South Ontario and northwestern New York State: Attiragenrega (Brantford/Hamilton), Ahondihronon (Hamilton/Mississauga), Onguiaronon (Niagara River region), Antouaronons (North shore Lake Erie), and Kakouagoga (Buffalo, New York area).

Erieehronon:
Wendat:
Huron people located from the north shore of lake Ontario up to Georgian bay. initially spoke Wuyandot. Population drastically reduced from 30, 000 from diseases and also dispersed by war mainly to New York.

Haudenosaunee:
Anishinabe:
Algoquin: