The village was the focal point of Hupa community activity Historically the rivershore served as a parking lot for redwood canoes 335 Chapter 3 Conceptual Plan Elements ID: 817624
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3.3-1 Chapter 3. Conceptual Plan Element
3.3-1 Chapter 3. Conceptual Plan ElementsNew Village Center Traffic Calming & Safety Enhancement in the Hoopa Valley Indian Reservation 3.3 New Village Center Historically, the Hupa people occupied several village s
ites along the Trinity River. There wer
ites along the Trinity River. There were as many as 12 villages Takamil-ding Tse:wina:I-ding ToLts'ats'-ding Villa
ge Sites (Source: The Hoopa People, The
ge Sites (Source: The Hoopa People, The Hoopa Valley Tribe, undated)The village was the focal point of Hupa community activity. Historically, the rivershore served as a parking lot for redwood canoes.
3.3-5 Chapter 3. Conceptual Plan Elem
3.3-5 Chapter 3. Conceptual Plan ElementsNew Village Center Traffic Calming & Safety Enhancement in the Hoopa Valley Indian Reservation It is perhaps not a coincidence that Tsewenaldin (Tse:wina:I-ding) is an his
toric village site and its location alon
toric village site and its location along the north and east banks of the Trinity River A variety of seating would be available in the Village Center. A water feature will provide pleasure as well as a cooling effe