Tuwari
Akiapmin
Unclassified; Leonhard Schultze?
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"about 90 people"
1988
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The Tuwari speakers "used to live at the village of Tuwari on the upper Leonhard Schultze River and in other areas to the south and south-west of Tuwari. At present they live at Sumwari, with the exception of a small group who live at Akiapmin on a tributary of the Ok Om River."
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The Tuwari speakers "used to live at the village of Tuwari on the upper Leonhard Schultze River and in other areas to the south and south-west of Tuwari. At present they live at Sumwari, with the exception of a small group who live at Akiapmin on a tributary of the Ok Om River."
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census
2015
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"Sandaun Province, middle Sepik region, upper Walio river; near Akiapmin south of Central Range."
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"Sandaun Province, middle Sepik region, upper Walio river; near Akiapmin south of Central Range."
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-4.80, 142.09
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(Townsends 1969)
1973
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unknown villages
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