The Algonquian family includes several languages in the United States and Canada, such as Cheyenne, Arapaho, Cree, Ojibwa, and Fox, as well as the Kickapoo language of Mexico, spoken by a small group in the state of of Coahuila. Kickapoo is closely related to a larger group of the same name, in the state of Oklahoma, USA. The speakers of this language group arrived in Mexico in 1839.
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- The Algonquian family is not obviously related to other languages in Mexico.
- Population statistics by language family
- Ethnologue listings: Algonquian family, Kickapoo