The Native American tribe associated with the Pacific Northwest is Salish.

The Salish people, specifically the Coast Salish tribes, are native to the Pacific Northwest region, including parts of Washington, Oregon, and British Columbia. Known for their close connection to the coast, rivers, and forests, the Coast Salish have traditionally relied on fishing, hunting, and gathering for sustenance. Salmon, a staple food and spiritual symbol, plays a central role in their culture. Salish communities are also known for their intricate art, totem poles, and traditional longhouses. Their culture, language, and history remain an integral part of the Pacific Northwest, influencing the region’s heritage and contemporary identity.