Tú é diné Ndé

The Tú’é'diné Ndé, or “people without water,” were a Lipan Apache group of the dry country around the Rio Grande and Pecos rivers. Their range included the plains and mountains of western Texas and extended across the Rio Grande into Coahuila. In the rugged country near the rivers' meeting, they found water in rock hollows and desert plants. They maintained close ties with neighboring Mescalero Apache groups, with whom they intermarried and sometimes camped together.