The Chemehuevi people are a Native American tribe originally from the southwestern United States, particularly in areas of present-day California, Nevada, and Arizona. They are part of the larger Southern Paiute group and traditionally lived along the Colorado River and in the surrounding desert regions. Their culture is characterized by a deep connection to the land and a rich tradition of storytelling, crafts, and communal activities. Historically, the Chemehuevi were semi-nomadic, relying on hunting, gathering, and fishing for sustenance. They constructed temporary shelters and utilized natural resources for tools and clothing. Today, the Chemehuevi people continue to preserve their heritage while engaging in modern economic activities, including tribal governance and cultural preservation efforts.