Leco
Leko; Lapalapa; Chuncho Aleniano; Leko; Rik'a; Ateniano;
Isolate; South American
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"los lekos han logrado sobrevivir como grupo indígena, aunque han perdido su lengua" (p 288) "siguen viviendo unos semihablantes" (p. 288) [the Lecos have managed to survive as an indigenous group, although they have lost their language] [some semispeakers are still alive].
2009
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Bolivia
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2010
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Data for the number of native speakers comes from S. van de Kerke (2001). The number for the ethnic population is from Adelaar (2000).
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Lake Titicaca east; Apolo area; scattered on Mapiri-Kaka river in Karura, Candelaria, Tutilimundi, and Uyapi; Coroico river in Trapichiponte in KeleKelera; Pucasucho, Inca, Trinidad, Mulihuara, Chirimayo, Muiri, Ilipana Yuyo, Munaypata, Irimo, Correo, Santo Domingo.
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Lake Titicaca east; Apolo area; scattered on Mapiri-Kaka river in Karura, Candelaria, Tutilimundi, and Uyapi; Coroico river in Trapichiponte in KeleKelera; Pucasucho, Inca, Trinidad, Mulihuara, Chirimayo, Muiri, Ilipana Yuyo, Munaypata, Irimo, Correo, Santo Domingo.
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20 (mid 1990s) / 132 (2001 census)
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2007
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Department of La Paz, provinces of Franz Tamayo, Nor-Yungas, Caranavi y Larecaja, municipalities of Apolo and Guanay, Trapiche Ponte.
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Department of La Paz, provinces of Franz Tamayo, Nor-Yungas, Caranavi y Larecaja, municipalities of Apolo and Guanay, Trapiche Ponte.
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