Gitsenimx̱
Gitksan; Gitsanimx̱; Gitksanimx; Gitxsan; Gitxsen; Hazelton; Giklsan; Gityskyan; Gyitska'n; Interior; Nass-Gitksan
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This number reflects speakers of Gitksan [git] and Nass combined.
2010
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Canada
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2009
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West central British Columbia, Gitxsan, middle Skeena River.
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West central British Columbia, Gitxsan, middle Skeena River.
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2012
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Canada
55.5300000, -128.0100000
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Nass-Gitksan, consists of two emergent languages. (1) Nisga’a (Nisgha) has between 400 and 500 speakers, with no first-language speakers under 30. (2) Gitksan has about the same number of speakers as Nisga’a (400 to 500), but there is a small number of families in which children and young people are fluent speakers.
2008
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2014
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Canada: British Columbia
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