The Salishan Peoples are a group of Indigenous tribes primarily located in the Pacific Northwest region of North America. They speak languages belonging to the Salishan language family, which includes several dialects. These tribes traditionally inhabit areas in present-day Washington, Oregon, and British Columbia. Historically, the Salishan Peoples relied on fishing, hunting, and gathering for sustenance. They developed rich cultural practices, including intricate art forms and spiritual beliefs connected to the land. Notable tribes within this group include the Coast Salish, Flathead, and Spokane.