Cascangue

The Cascangue lived on the mainland inland from Cumberland Island, near the border of the Guale country. Closely related to the Icafui, they formed part of the wider Timucua-speaking world of southeastern Georgia. In 1602 Spanish missionaries described Cascangue and Icafui together as a group of several villages associated with the Tacatacuru chiefdom. Their country lay among the forests and waterways between the coast and the interior.