Kaialigamiut

The Kaialigamiut, who call themselves the Qaluyaarmiut, are a Central Alaskan Yup'ik regional group of Nelson Island, off the Yukon–Kuskokwim Delta in the Bering Sea. Their name comes from Qaluyaaq, the Yup'ik name for Nelson Island, itself from qalu, a dip net; their villages were Toksook Bay, Nightmute and Tununak.

Like other Yup'ik societies they were semi-nomadic hunter-fishers moving seasonally between coastal and inland camps to take salmon, seals and sea birds, wintering in semi-subterranean sod houses, the men's communal qasgiq beside the women's family houses.

They were among the named Yup'ik territorial groups of the delta when Andrei Glazunov's Russian expedition first entered the Yukon in 1834.