Huchnom Tribe
The Huchnom Indians, a subgroup of the Yuki people in Northern California, spoke a distinct dialect from the Round Valley Indians. They inhabited regions along the South Eel River and the upper Potter Valley, bordered by the Witukomnom Yuki to the north, Wintun to the east, and various Pomo tribes surrounding them. The Pomo referred to them as Tatu, while European settlers named them Redwoods, after Redwood Creek.