Tulumni

The Tulamni were a Yokuts people of the Buena Vista Lake basin in the southern San Joaquin Valley. Their principal village, Tulamniu, stood beside the lake, and another village, Wogitiu, lay to the west. The lake, the neighboring Kern Lake and their connecting channels formed a rich aquatic landscape at the edge of the valley. In 1772 the Spanish commander Pedro Fages reached Tulamniu and gave the place the name Buena Vista; the village was recorded again by the missionary José María de Zalvidea in 1806.

The later city of Bakersfield lies here.