Where do you find totem poles?

Answer 1

Totem poles are typically found in the Pacific Northwest region of North America, particularly among Indigenous peoples such as the Haida, Tlingit, and Coast Salish. They are often located in areas with rich Indigenous cultural heritage, such as British Columbia in Canada and Alaska in the United States. Totem poles are traditionally placed in front of homes or important community buildings as symbols of family lineage, clan ownership, or cultural significance.

Answer 2

Totem poles can be found in Western B.C., as far north as Alaska, and as far south as Washington state. They are found all over southwest Alaska, with at least a few in almost every town. In B.C. they are found in Vancouver and the Fraser Valley. They would most often be found facing a river or an ocean. They are placed there to welcome visitors. This is because most people travelled by canoe. Most of the older ones have been taken down and placed in parks, museums, and even small villages.

Answer 3

You can find totem poles in British Columbia, Canada

Answer 4

British Columbia. West Coast Indians were known for using the very large local trees for canoes, totem poles and longhouses.

Answer 5

you can find totem poles all over the world but you mainly find them in south America

Answer 6

they were found in most native American camps, but don't quote me on this as i am not a historian

Answer 7

you would find many totem Poles in Western Canada, Alberta, and British Columbia, there are some in Quebec almost every Native reserve has one in front of theirLong House.

Answer 8

On Google.com or you can go to Canada. I'm sure you'll find some, there

Answer 9

push them over the border that seperates us to them

Answer 10

On native American lane.