Xat'sull

Xatśūll, "where the bubbling water comes out on the cliff," is a Secwépemc place on the Fraser River. Sockeye and Chinook salmon travel upstream through these waters, supplying food to the people of the northern interior. Dried salmon, baskets, skins, and other goods also passed through networks of exchange with neighboring nations. In 1808 the trader Simon Fraser journeyed through Xatśūll country.