they could travel from the Columbia river to willapa bay with out talking the round about ocean route. they used their own inland water ways,portaging at marshes,which were remnant's of the ancient river channel.
By canoe
to travel
Canoes carved out of single cedar trees.
south west
yes No, Chinook Indians did not ride horses they traveled by canoe everywhere they went. The land was covered with giant old growth trees which made travel by land virtually impossible.
The Chinook Native Americans traveled through the water on canoes and traveled on ground by foot.
where do chinook live
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Chinook salmon eggs are basically just eggs laid by the Chinook salmon.
The Chinook fish cannot. The Chinook helicopter, if properly equipped can drop a "bomb."
Chinook has: Played Chinook in "Call of the Klondike" in 1950. Played Chinook in "Snow Dog" in 1950. Played Chinook in "Yukon Manhunt" in 1951. Played Chinook in "Yukon Gold" in 1952. Played Chinook in "Fangs of the Arctic" in 1953. Played White Shadow in "Corky and White Shadow" in 1956.
Today, Chinook people speak English. There are also less than 600 people who speak Chinook Jargon, which is a revived pidgin trade language.Historically, They spoke a set of languages called The Chinook Languages, which are all extinct.