Oregon--Languages
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Names and connections
- Narrower: Alsea language
- Narrower: Cathlamet dialect
- Narrower: Chastacosta language
- Narrower: Chinook language
- Narrower: Chinookan languages
- Narrower: Coos language
- Narrower: Coquille language
- Narrower: Kalapuya language
- Narrower: Klamath language
- Narrower: Kuitsh language
- Narrower: Kusan languages
- Narrower: Lutuamian languages
- Narrower: Nez Percé language
- Narrower: Shahaptian languages
- Narrower: Siuslaw language
- Narrower: Takelma language
- Narrower: Tillamook language
- Narrower: Tlakluit language
- Narrower: Umatilla language
- Narrower: Wasco language
- Narrower: Yakama language
- Narrower: Yakonan languages
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Numeric address and provenance
Morton address: 13856591165945693698 · morton4x16-v1
Coordinates: (0, 21, 45644, 38912). The address interleaves categorical identifier bits. Nearby addresses are not guaranteed to describe semantically similar subjects.
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