Togiagamiut

The Togiagamiut are a Central Alaskan Yup'ik people of western Bristol Bay, whose historic village of Togiagamute stood on the eastern shore of Togiak Bay, near the later community of Togiak. Besides the salmon runs shared with other Bristol Bay groups, they hunted walrus, seals and beluga, took herring and seabird eggs, and traded inland with neighbours along the Togiak River.

To the east lay the country of the Nushagagmiut and to the north-west that of the Kuskokwagmiut. After Russian-American Company parties began charting Bristol Bay in the late 1790s, the Togiagamiut were drawn into the fur-trading network that linked the bay's scattered Yup'ik villages to Nushagak and Kodiak.