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Tsal'alh

Tsal'alh proper noun: people and First Nation in British Columbia, part of the Lillooet.

Proper noun

Tsal'alh

  1. People and First Nation in British Columbia, part of the Lillooet.
    • The Tsal'alh government has proposed new conductors, but the band says CN hasn't responded.2019 October 27, Matthew McFarlane, “Rail makes getting to B.C.'s remote Seton Portage an epic adventure”, in CBC News
    • Since 2019, Tsal’alh has provided fire protection services to Seton. They were contracted to take over the services from Seton Valley Volunteer Firefighter Society (SVVFS), which operated the Seton Valley Volunteer Firefighter Department (SVVFD).2024 November 25, Liz McDonald, “SLRD leasing Seton firehall to Tsal’alh Fire Department”, in Pique News Magazine

Origin of Tsal'alh

From Lillooet Tsal̓alh.

Questions about Tsal'alh

What does Tsal'alh mean?
Tsal'alh means people and First Nation in British Columbia, part of the Lillooet.
What part of speech is Tsal'alh?
Tsal'alh is a proper noun.

Words near Tsal'alh in the dictionary

  1. Tsakhur
  2. Tsakonia
  3. Tsakonian
  4. Tsakonians
  5. Tsakpahu
  6. Tsal'alh
  7. Tsalagi
  8. Tsallis entropies
  9. Tsallis entropy
  10. tsama
  11. Tsamang

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