Parmanand Lal (1977:23)[2] reported 11 Nicobarese villages with 192 people in all, located mostly along the western coast of Great Nicobar Island. Pulo-babi village was the site of Lal's extensive ethnographic study.
Pulo-kunyi
Kopenhaiyen
Kashindon
Koye
Pulo-babi
Batadiya
Kakaiyu
Pulo-pucca
Ehengloy
Pulo-baha
Chinge
Lal (1977:104) also reported the presence of several Shompen villages in the interior of Great Nicobar Island.
Dakade (10 km northeast of Pulo-babi, a Nicobarese village; 15 persons and 4 huts)
Puithey (16 km southeast of Pulo-babi)
Tataiya (inhabited by the Dogmar River Shompen group, who had moved from Tataiya to Pulo-kunyi between 1960 and 1977)
Vocabulary
Paul Sidwell (2017)[3] pulished in ICAAL 2017 conference on Nicobarese languages.