Uweˊlen

• 1-041 Nɵˊɵkan; though some of the inhabitants of Uweˊlen, the nearest settlement
• 1-042 coast, there are only five underground houses still inhabited, — one in Uweˊlen,
• 1-052 Uweˊlen (Eskimo, Uˊlak, “carving-knife”): 30 houses (Register, 38 houses, 231 inhabitants; Nordquist,
• 1-057 Uweˊlen on the Arctic, and of Čeˊčin on the Pacific, one half of the families
• 1-075 in Uweˊlen, which was held outside of the village, on the flat seashore, for
• 1-090 now the richest man on the Chukchee Peninsula. Nɵˊɵkan has three; Uweˊlen,
• 1-090 The whalers seldom skirt the Arctic coast westward from Uweˊlen, and
• 1-095 ¹ Mr. Gondatti (op. cit., p. 12) mentions Tñeˊs˙qᴀn of Uweˊlen as being the wealthiest trader on the

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