Kupadokado

The Kupadokado were Northern Paiute people of the lower Humboldt country, known as the ground squirrel eaters. Their territory included the shores of Humboldt Lake and the mountains and valleys around the river. Wetlands and the desert uplands provided different foods through the year, and families moved between places where plants and animals could be gathered or hunted. The Humboldt flows west through the Great Basin before ending in an inland sink rather than reaching the sea.