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| Name | Pop (Est) | Location | Commentary |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Apiaká | over 100 | Mato Grosso – Between Lower Juruena and Lower Teles Pires |  Tupi–Guarani.  Isolated Apiaká group.  Were massacred some time ago. |
| Apurinã | over 50 | Amazonas – Upper Rio Sepatini | Arawak. |
| Aruá | 75 at most | Rondônia |  Tupi–Mondé  Between the rios Mequens and Colorado  Living over both the Rio Branco I.T. and the Guaporé B.R.  Rio São Miguel  Outside reserves.  Area invaded by loggers.  Frequent fighting. |
| Avá-Canoeiro | around 30 | Three locations in the states of Goiás, Tocantins and Minas Gerais. TI Avá-Canoeiro and the mountain ranges between the Rio Preto and the Rio Bagagem, located just northeast and east of the lake formed by the Serra da Mesa Hydroelectric Power Plant, in northern Goiás.  Mata do Mamão in the Bananal Island, Tocantins.  Mountain ranges located near to the Rio Urucuia and the Rio Carinhanha, in northwestern Minas Gerais. |  Tupi–Guarani.  Small groups of highly mobile hunter-gatherers.  They are popularly known by the nickname Cara-Preta (in English: Black Face).  Hostile. |
| Guaja | 120 [already counted among the known group] | Maranhão – Scattered throughout the western part of the state |  Tupi–Guarani.  Small groups of highly mobile hunter-gatherers (even after contact).  They have their own I.T. but also move in and out of several other reserves. |
| Ingarune | around 100 | North Pará – Rio Cuminapanema and Paru de Oeste |  Karib.  Related to the Kachuyana.  Existence confirmed by the Poturuyar (recently contacted Tupi–Guarani). They live within the latter's I.T. |
| Kanibo (Mayo) | ۱۲۰–۱۵۰ | Rio Quixito, Javari Basin, Amazonas | Probably Pano. Several unsuccessful official contacts.  Occasional contacts with loggers. |
| Kaniwa (Korubo) | ۳۰۰ | 9 malocas in Between Lower Ituí and Lower Itacuaí, Amazonas | Pano. Occasional contacts.  Hostile. |
| Karafawyana and other isolated Carib tribes. | ۴۰۰–۵۰۰ | Four locations in Roraima and north Pará. Source of the Jatapu.  Rio Urucurina, tributary of the Mapuera.  Rio Kafuini, tributary of the Trombetas.  Upper Turuna, tributary of the Trombetas. | Mostly Cariban. Karib, Parukoto-Charuma sub-group.  Related to the Waiwai.  Some individuals visit Waiwai communities without warning the authorities. This is how they obtain their metal tools.  Partly in the Trombetas-Mapuera I.T. |
| Karitiana | ۵۰–۱۰۰ | Upper Rio Candeias, Rondônia. | Tupi–Arikem. Identified by the small group that has been contacted. |
| Katawixi | ۵۰ | Upper Rio Muquim, tributary of the Purus, Amazonas. | Isolated language. One community only has been located. |
| Kayapó do Rio Liberdade | over 100 | Lower Rio Liberdade, northern Mato Grosso. | Gé. Identified by other Kayapó towards whom they are hostile. |
| Kayapó-Pu'ro | ۱۰۰ | Lower Rio Curuá, South Pará. | Kayapó. Group which has broken away from the Mekragnoti since 1940. Outside Kayapó I.T. |
| Kayapó-Pituiaro | ۲۰۰ | Rio Murure, South Pará. | Kayapó. Group which has broken away from the Kuben-kranken since 1950. Partly outside Kayapó I.T. |
| Kayapó-Kararao | around 50 | Lower Rio Guajara, South Pará. | Kayapó. Group which has broken away from the Kararao. Struggles are part of their traditions. |
| Kozicky | unknown | Rio Curuça, Amazonas. | Kayapó. Small, hostile group. Occasionally known to contact with modern society. |
| Kulina | unknown | Rio Curuça, tributary of the Javari, Amazonas. | Arawan. Small isolate communities belonging to the big Kulina group. |
| Maku (Nadeb) | around 100 | Uneiuxi and Urubaxi Basins, Amazonas. | Isolated language. Isolated elements of Maku groups that have already been contacted. Hunter-gatherers. |
| Mamaindé | ۵۰–۱۰۰ | Upper Rio Corumbiara, Rondônia. | Isolated language. Isolated group of Nambikwara. A no-entry zone was allocated and then cancelled under local pressure. Recently massacred. |
| Hi-Merimã | ۱٬۵۰۰ | Riozinho, tributary of the Cuniuã, Purus Basin, Amazonas. | Arawan(?). Their area has recently been declared protected. |
| Mayoruna | ۲۰۰–۳۰۰ | 3 locations in Amazonas: Rio Batã, source of the Javari.  Rio Pardo.  Between the Pardo and middle Javari. | Pano. Small isolated communities of the large Mayoruna group. |
| Miqueleno (Cujubi) | unknown | Upper Rio São Miguel, Rondônia | Isolated Chapakura language. Area invaded by loggers. Recently massacred. |
| Nereyana | around 100 | Rio Panama, headwaters of Paru do Oeste, North Pará. | Karib. Perhaps more closely related to the Kachuyana than to the Tiriyo. |
| Pacaás Novos (2) Oromawin sugroup | around 150 | Serra dos Pacaás Novos, Rondônia. (2) Source of the Rio Formoso, Rondônia. | Isolated Chapakura language. Isolated groups belonging to the major Pacaás Novos group. Included in the Uru-eu-wau-wau I.T. (2) Neighbouring one of the Pacaás Novos I.T. |
| Papavo Supergroup, which includes: Mashco/Harakmbet  Culina  Amahuaca  Yawanahua | over 400 | Acre (Scattered over a single large territory) (1) Rio Breu, headwaters of the Upper Jurua.  (۲٬۳،4) Between the sources of the Envira and the Muru, and Igarapé Xinané, tributary of the Purus, overflowing into Peru. | Many isolated communities belonging to four distinct groups. Struggling is part of their traditions: reciprocal hostile contacts with the Kampa (whom they plunder), and peaceful ones with the Kulina; they plunder the loggers' encampments. (1) Isolated language – On the extractivist reserve of Alto Jurua.  (۲٬۳،4)-(2) Arawan, (3,4) Panoan – Two I.T. have been set up for them. |
| Pariuaia | over 100 | Rio Bararati, tributary of the Lower Juruena, Amazonas. | Probably Tupi–Kawahib, Tupi–Guarani. Have refused all contact since 1930. |
| Piriutiti | ۱۰۰–۲۰۰ | Rio Curiau, Amazonas. | Related to the Waimiri-Atroari (Karib). Some live in, others outside, the latter's I.T. |
| Sateré | unknown | Rio Parauari, tributary of the Maués-açu, Amazonas. | Tupi. Communities that split away from the Sateré-Maué a long time ago. |
| Tupi–Kawahib (Piripicura) | ۲۰۰–۳۰۰ | Between the Madeirinha and Roosevelt Rivers, northern Mato Grosso. | Tupi–Guarani. A no-entry zone has just been allocated for them. |
| Uru-Eu-Wau-Wau | ۳۰۰ | Serra dos Pakaás-Novas, Rondônia. | Tupi–Guarani. There remain over 3 uncontacted groups. Several hostile encounters with gold-seekers and loggers. All are included in the vast Uru-eu-wau-wau I.T. |
| Wayãpi (Yawãpi) | ۱۰۰–۱۵۰ | Upper Ipitinga, between the Jari and the Paru do Leste, northern Pará. | Tupi–Guarani. Group which formerly broke away from the Southern Wayãpi. |
| Yakarawakta | ۲۰–۳۰ | Between the Rios Aripuanã and Juruena, Mato Grosso Norte. | Tupi–Guarani. Probably an Apiaka sub-group. |
| Yanomami | ۳۰۰ | Amazonas Upper Marauia  Between the Demini and the Catrimani | Yanomami. Within the I.T.  Isolated communities; probably outside the I.T. , but within the Rio Branco National Park. |
| name unknown | around 100 | Between the Upper Amapari and Upper Oiapoque, Amapa. | Unspecified language family. According to the Southern Wayãpi, a group that formerly broke away from them. According to the Northern Wayãpi, one of their former enemy groups, the Tapüiy. |
| name unknown (Isolados do Jandiatuba) | ۳۰۰ | Between the Upper Jandiatuba and the Itacuaí, Amazonas. | Maybe a Katukina group. |
| name unknown (Isolados do São José) | ۳۰۰ | Igarapé São José, tributary of the Itacuaí, Amazonas. | Seems to be a group distinct from Isolados do Jandiatuba. |
| name unknown | unknown | Igarapé Recreio, Cruzeiro do Sul municipality, Upper Juruá, Acre. | Panoan(?) |
| name unknown (Isolados do Igarapé Tueré) | unknown | Igarapé Tueré, tributary of the Itacaiúnas, Pará. | Tupi(?) |
| name unknown (Isolados do Arama e Inaui) | around 100 | South of Rio Inauini, Purus Basin, Amazonas. |  |
| name unknown (Isolados do Igarapé Umari) | unknown | Igarapé Umari, tributary of the Ituxi, Amazonas. |  |
| name unknown (Isolados da Serra do Taquaral) | unknown | Serra do Taquaral, source of the Rio Branco, Rondônia. |  |
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