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Hahamongna (alternatively
spelled Hahaamonga or Jajamonga) and Hahamog-na are two
historic Tongva village sites. They are
located in the
Verdugo Mountains...
- The Hahamog'na,
commonly anglicized to
Hahamongna (/hɑːˈhɑːməŋɡə/) and
spelled Xaxaamonga in
their native language, are a
tribe of the
Tongva people of...
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included Tejungna (now the city of Tejunga, west of La Cañada) and
Hahamongna (now
Hahamongna Watershed Park, east of La Cañada),
connected by a
network of...
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Hahamongna Watershed Park...
- Hahamog-na (Hahamonga) near
Millard Canyon, at the
settlement later known as
Hahamongna, California. This band of the
Tongva Indians would end up
gathered into...
- Cow
Springs Eldoradoville Falling Springs Fort
Tejon Gaspur Guirardo Hahamongna Harasgna Holland Summit Hollands Holton Honmoyausha Houtgna Hyperion Isanthcogna...
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Villages in the Glendale-La Crescenta-Montrose area
included Ashwaangna,
Hahamongna, Maungna,
Tujunga and Wiqanga. In 1797, José María Verdugo, a corporal...
- Cahuenga, as well as
fewer kinship ties
between Cahuenga and Tuyunga,
Hahamongna, Jautbit, Maobit, Acosiubit, Mauga, and others. The name
Cahuenga was...
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Tongva for
thousands of years,
including the
central villages of Tuyunga,
Hahamongna, and Wikangna.
Wikangna was most
central to the valley,
being located...
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Crescenta Valley area,
including Tuyunga and the
largest settlement of
Hahamongna.
Wikangna prospered for
thousands of years,
thriving off the abundance...
