Saclan

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Saclan is a now-extinct Miwok language once spoken by Indigenous people in what is now central California.

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Saclan canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Miwok language
extinct language
language
alternativeName Saclan Miwok
linked to: Saklan Miwok

Saklan
Saklan Miwok
Saklan language
associatedWith Spanish missions in California
country United States
endonymStatus poorly attested
ethnicity Saclan people
extinctionCause language shift to English
language shift to Spanish
geographicDistribution Contra Costa County, California
linked to: Contra Costa County

East Bay region of San Francisco Bay Area
linked to: East Bay
hasLinguisticDocumentation limited
ISO639-3 scl
isPartOf Indigenous languages of California
languageBranch Utian
languageFamily Miwok
linked to: Miwok languages

Penutian (proposed)
linked to: Penutian languages

Utian languages
locatedNear Mount Diablo
San Francisco Bay Area
region central California
linked to: Central California
spokenBy Indigenous peoples of California
spokenIn California
status extinct
subfamily Eastern Miwok
writingSystem none

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