Ɖo:lkabaya

The Ɖo:lkabaya, or western Yavapai, occupied a broad stretch of dry country east of the Colorado River. Their lands reached from the river toward the mountains and valleys to the east, including the country around the Weaver and Date Creek mountains. The Colorado formed their western boundary, and its floodplain offered ground for planting in the hot season. Farther inland, the western Yavapai shared a region of valleys and mountain ranges with other Yavapai communities.