St'át'imc Territory:
Interior southwest British Columbia.
Portals
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St'át'imc
Nation
Lillooet, British Columbia
Lower Stl'átl'imx Tribal Council
Pemberton, British Columbia
ANDERSON
LAKE DIVISION:
N'Quatqua Band
D'arcy, British Columbia
FRASER
RIVER DIVISION:
Cayoose Creek / Sekw'el'was Indian Band
Lillooet, British Columbia
P’egp’íg’lha / T'it'q'et
/ Lillooet First Nation
Lillooet, British Columbia
Ts'kw'aylaxw / Pavilion First Nation: part of whose
membership is St'át'imc
Pavilion, British Columbia
Xaxli’p
/ Fountain Band: part of whose membership is St'át'imc
Lillooet, British Columbia
Xwisten
/ Bridge River Indian Band
Lillooet, British Columbia
IN-SHUCK-CH
DIVISION:
Skatin
/ SkookumChuck Nations
Skookumchuck, British Columbia
Xa’xtsa / Douglas First Nation
Port Douglas, British Columbia
LIL'WAT
DIVISION:
Lil'wat
/ Mount Currie Nation
Mount Currie / Lilwat’ul,
British Columbia
SETON
LAKE DIVISION:
Tsal'alh / Seton Lake First Nation
Shalath, British Columbia BCAFN |
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St'át'imc Population
Canada (2020) - 6,600 |
S
A L I S H INTERIOR
COMMENT
Pre-contact, Tsilhqot'in sources
indicate that the St'át'imc originally resided in the
now Okanagan Tribe's Similkameen Valley. Dying of disease, and
experiencing poor hunting conditions, the Tsilhqot'in invited
the St'át'imc to move up into their territory, now Lillooet
and Pemberton areas, that they may live more successfully. |
