Menhti

Menhti lies in the western part of the Tanana Athabascan homeland in interior Alaska. Along a great bend of the Tanana River, the Minto Flats spread into a broad expanse of wetlands, lakes and streams. The Minto people used this country before sustained outside contact, moving between seasonal places for fishing and hunting. Their camps along the waterways formed part of a landscape extending beyond any single village.