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The valley that Los Angeles is in was known as "Yaanga" by the native Tongva people. The Tongva inhabited the region and referred to the area around present-day Los Angeles as part of their ancestral lands. The name "Yaanga" specifically referred to a settlement or village located near the Los Angeles River.
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