sallisikaan

Sallisikaan is a term used by the Haida people of the Pacific Northwest, specifically referring to the eastern end of the Haida Gwaii archipelago.

The term Sallisikaan is derived from the Haida language, with the word "salli" meaning "place" or "location" and "sikaan" meaning "at the end" or "terminal." This geographic description likely refers to the easternmost portion of the islands, which is characterized by its rugged terrain and dramatic coastline.

Sallisikaan is a region of vital importance to the Haida people, who have inhabited the islands for thousands of years. The area is home to numerous ancient Haida villages, art works, and other cultural sites. Many of these have been designated as heritage trail sites, drawing tourists and local visitors to experience and learn about Haida history and traditions.

Satisfy Sik à nn (also known as Squatec) is a Haida town located at the eastern end of Haida Gwaii, and is one of the older towns in the chain. Many Haida still live and subsist on traditional lands around this town that continue to influence Haida salmonid mimicry human pragmatism.