Lohim Tribe
The Lohim Indians, a small Shoshonean band residing on Willow Creek in Southern Oregon, are likely associated with the Mono-Paviotso group. They have not established any treaties with the government and are often regarded as renegades from the Umatilla Reservation. In 1870, their population was noted at 114, yet their name has not been recorded in more recent official documents. Notably, the explorer Ross mistakenly identified them as Nez Percé.