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CADEELI: Mapping Mexico’s living languages

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A linguistic atlas and photo archive documenting Indigenous-language presence in public spaces, alongside Mexico’s 68 linguistic groupings in the INALI catalog.

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For: People documenting Indigenous-language presence in public spaces
Worth noticing: The archive says its reviewed photo records currently focus mainly on maaya t’aan and do not represent language distribution.

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The INALI catalog is organized into three levels: 11 language families, 68 groupings, and 364 variants, with links to official catalog and dictionary resources. CADEELI’s map is a separate photo archive: contributors are asked to add a location and context, and the project says submissions are reviewed before publication. The page cautions that its records document photographed evidence rather than the geographic distribution of languages.

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