Indigenous Communities from Colombia

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Chiricoa
Indigenous Group	Chiricoa (Also known as: Cuiva, Cuiba-Wámonae)
Location	Colombia, Eastern Columbia, Aruaca Department, Orinoco Region, High Ele River.
Estimated Population	173 (2001, IOM )
Environment	Lowland / Savannah
Lifestyle	Semi-nomadic
Subsistence	Hunter / Gatherer / Fishing / Agriculture
Level of Assimilation	Nearly Untouched
Language Family	Cuiba Classification: Guahiban Alternate names: Cuiva, Cuiba-Wámonae Dialects: Chiricoa, Masiware (Masiguare), Chiripo (Wupiwi, Siripu), Yarahuuraxi-Capanapara, Mayayero, Mochuelo-Casanare-Cuiba, Tampiwi (Mariposas), Amaruwa (Amorua)
Website URLs	Ethnologue: Cuiba, A Language of Colombia Indigenous Communities of Colombia Indigenous Peoples In Colombia Colombia: Contemporary Trends Etnias de Colombia: Chiricoa Cultural Survival Projects: FUNCOL Aruaca Department, Wikipedia The Indigenous Resguardos of Colombia
NGOs	Organizacion Nacional Indigena de Colombia (ONIC) The GAIA Foundation Etnias de Colombia International Organization for Migration (OIM) Cultural Survival Guiana Shield Initiative (GNI)