Tséichí

The Tsehitcihéndé were Mescalero Apache people associated with the Guadalupe Mountains and the plains to their east. Their ranges extended across the Rio Grande into the dry country of northern Coahuila and Chihuahua. High limestone ridges rise above the surrounding desert, forming part of the mountain landscape traversed by Mescalero communities. The Apache groups of this broad region maintained connections across mountains and plains, with neighboring peoples and territories often overlapping.