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The
Unalachtigo, properly pronounced
W'nalātchtko, comprise the southernmost of the three main divisions of the
Delaware Indian tribe (originally called
Lenape or Lenni-Lenape). They occupied the west bank of the
Delaware River in the state of
Delaware, and also the east bank of the river in
New Jersey. The name means "people who live near the ocean" and derives from their proximity to
Delaware Bay. It has been argued that this particular subgroup of Lenape were forced to cross the Delaware River into New Jersey to escape the inroads of the Chief
Conestoga.
Their totem was the
turkey, and they've sometimes been called the "Turkey tribe" of the Delaware. The totem has no reference to the actual tribe, however, since it was merely the emblem of a geographic division. Their principal seat was Chikohoki, on the site of
Burlington, New Jersey.
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