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Guashna

Former Tongva village at Playa Vista, Los Angeles

Guashna was a Tongva village located at Playa Vista, Los Angeles at the mouth of Ballona Creek. The site has also been referred to as Sa'angna (or some

Guashna

Santa Catalina Island (California)

Channel Island off the coast of California

inhabited by the Tongva, who had the villages Chowigna (San Pedro) and Guashna (Playa del Rey), regularly traveled back and forth to Catalina for trade

Santa Catalina Island (California)

Santa_Catalina_Island_(California)

Ballona Creek

Urbanized river in Los Angeles, California, United States

Freeway (I-110) to the east. Before colonization, the Tongva village of Guashna was located at the mouth of the creek. Ballona Creek and neighboring Ballona

Ballona Creek

Ballona_Creek

Marina del Rey, California

Census-designated place in California, United States

Islands. Fishing and shellfish harvesting were common. The village of Guashna was a major regional trade center between villages on the islands and the

Marina del Rey, California

Marina_del_Rey,_California

Playa del Rey, Los Angeles

Neighborhood of Los Angeles in California, United States

boats known as te'aats were used to paddle out to the Channel Islands. Guashna was the major village in the area and was an important regional trade center

Playa del Rey, Los Angeles

Playa_del_Rey,_Los_Angeles

Playa Vista, Los Angeles

Neighborhood in California, US

Tongva inhabited the location now occupied by Playa Vista at the village of Guashna. A Tongva sacred burial site is located here: "about 1,000 Native American

Playa Vista, Los Angeles

Playa_Vista,_Los_Angeles

Indigenous peoples of California

the greater Los Angeles area, such as the unearthing of 400 burials at Guashna for a development in Playa Vista in 2004. The Acjachemen sacred village

Indigenous peoples of California

Indigenous_peoples_of_California

Ranchos of Los Angeles County

Pre-statehood Spanish and Mexican land grants

Ygnacio Ávila Mexico Indigenous, Tongva language; Tongva community of Guashna Los Angeles Rancho La Habra 1839 Mariano Reyes Roldan Mexico 01.5 (11⁄2

Ranchos of Los Angeles County

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Tovaangar

Homelands of the Tongva

Toviscanga Uchibit Weniinga Outskirts Haramoknga Joatngna Comicranga Geveronga Guashna Kuruvungna Maugna Ongobehangna Otsungna Topanga Yaanga Chokishgna Houtngna

Tovaangar

Puvunga

Indigenous sacred site in Long Beach, California, US

Beach), now sometimes referred to in archaeological terms as Puvungna East; Guashna (now at Playa Vista) located about twenty miles up the coast; and the village

Puvunga

Espíritu Chijulla

Indigenous Californian (c. 1836–1906)

Juana Eusebia, a Tongva woman from a village near Santa Monica (possibly Guashna, Kuruvunga, or Topanga). Odón and Juana Eusebia had three daughters, Marcelina

Espíritu Chijulla

Espíritu_Chijulla

Ballona Wetlands

Estuary and marsh in California, United States

Monument to Guashna village

Ballona Wetlands

Ballona_Wetlands

Comicranga

Former Tongva village at Santa Monica, California

connected to the Chumash through marriage ties. The village was located near Guashna. Following the Spanish establishment of Mission San Gabriel in 1771, the

Comicranga