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Tuluwat Island (formerly
Indian Island or
Gunther Island) is
located on
Humboldt Bay
within the city of Eureka, California. The 1860 m****acre of the Wiyot...
- 161 The
Wiyot m****acre
refers to the
atrocities on
February 26, 1860, at
Tuluwat (also
known as
Indian Island), near
Eureka in
Humboldt County, California...
- the m****acre,
World Renewal ceremonies were
being held at the
village of
Tuluwat, on
Indian Island: 220 less than a mile offs**** from
Eureka in Humboldt...
- Bay,
which is the
remainder of the bay to the
south Daby, Woodley, and
Tuluwat (formerly Indian)
islands are in the
North Bay, and all
three are within...
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tensions between Native people and
settlers eventually led to the m****acre on
Tuluwat Island in 1860. The attackers, who were
thought to be
composed primarily...
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Maumee Bay, Michigan, USA
Indian Island (Humboldt Bay), also
known as
Tuluwat Island or
Gunther Island, in Eureka, California, USA
Indian Island (South...
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Mendocino County, California. 65 1860
February 26 1860
Wiyot m****acre
Tuluwat Island in
Humboldt County,
Northern California In
three nearly simultaneous...
- An
aerial view of
Humboldt Bay
taken from the southwest. Daby
Island can be seen in the top left, to the
right of
Tuluwat Island....
- has
gained visibility and
action in
various places throughout the state.
Tuluwat Island was the site of the 1860
Wiyot m****acre. The
return began in 2000...
- 2019, the
island was
restored to the
Wiyot tribe, and is now
known as
Tuluwat or
Duluwat island.
Humboldt County was
formed in 1853 from
parts of Trinity...
