Historical villages and towns
- Chaatl, at the western entrance to Skidegate Inlet
- Cumshewa, at the north entrance of Cumshewa Inlet, Moresby Island.
- Dadens, on the south coast of Langara Island, fronting Parry Passage.
- Gahlinskun, on the east coast of Graham Island, north of Cape Ball.
- Haina (Haena in Swanton), also spelled Xayna, on the east end of Maude Island, Skidegate Inlet.
- Hiellen (Hlielung in Swanton, also Hiellan elsewhere), on the right bank of the Hi-ellen River, at its mouth, Graham Island.
- Howkan, on Long Island, Alaska, facing Dall Island, at Mission Cove.[3]
- Kaisun (Qaysun), on the northwest coast of Moresby Island.
- Kayung, on the east side of Masset Inlet just above Masset.
- Kiusta, on the northwest coast of Graham Island, opposite Langara Island.
- Klinkwan, on Cordova Bay, Prince of Wales Island, Alaska.
- Kloo, See Tanu
- Kung, at the mouth of Naden Harbor, Graham Island.
- Kweundlas, on the west coast of Long Island, Alaska.
- Naikun, Rose Spit or Nekoon, at the northeast angle of Graham Island.
- Ninstints (Sgaang Gwaay, aka Anthony Island)
- Skedans, aka Koona or Q'una, on a point of land which extends into Hecate Strait from the east end of Louise Island.
- Sukkwan, on Cordova Bay, Prince of Wales Island, Alaska.
- Tanu (New Clew), Louise Island
- Tian (Tiahn, Tiiyan, Tiun, or Tigun), on the west coast of Graham Island south of Point Lewis.
- Tlell
- Yaku, on the northwest coast of Graham Island opposite Langara Island.
- Yan, on the west side of Masset Inlet near its mouth.
Small towns and camps
- Aiodjus on the west side of Masset Inlet at its mouth.
- Atana, on House or Atana Island off the east coast of Moresby Island.
- Atanus, on the northeast coast of Hippa Island.
- Chaahl, on the east coast of Langara Island.
- Chatchini, near Kasaan, Prince of Wales Island.
- Chets, on an island at the mouth of Tsooskahli, Masset Inlet.
- Chuga, near Houston Stewart Channel and the town of Ninstints.
- Chukeu, on the southwest coast of Moresby Island.
- Dadjingits, on the north shore of Bearskin Bay, Skidegate Inlet.
- Dahua, north of Lawn Hill at the mouth of Skidegate Inlet.
- Daiyu, on Shingle Bay, east of Welcome Point, Moresby Island.
- Djigogiga, legendary town on Copper Bay, Moresby Island.
- Djigua, legendary town on the north shore of Cumshewa Inlet.
- Djihuagits, on a creek just south of Rose Spit, Graham Island.
- Edjao, around Edjao Hill at the east end of Masset Village.
- Gachigundae, on the northeast shore of Alliford Bay, Moresby Island.
- Gado, two towns:
- (1) traditional, on the south side of De la Beche Inlet, Moresby Island;
- (2), on the east side of Lyell Island.
- Gaedi, on the northeast shore of a small inlet just northeast of Houston Inlet.
- Gaesigusket, on Murchison Island at a point opposite Hot Springs Island.
- Gaiagunkun, legendary, near Hot Springs Island.
- Gaodjaos, on the south shore of Lina Island, Bearskin Bay.
- Gasins, on the northwest shore of Lina Island, Bearskin Bay.
- Gatgainans, on Hippa Island.
- Gitinkalana, on the north shore of Masset Inlet where it expands into the inner bay.
- Guhlga, legendary, on the north shore of Skidegate Inlet one mile above Skidgate Village.
- Gulhlgildjing, on the south shore of Alliford Bay, Moresby Island.
- Gwaeskun, at Gwaeskun, the northernmost point on the Queen Charlotte Islands.
- Hagi, on or near the largest of the Bolkus Islands.
- Heudao, on the east side of Gull Point, Prevost Island.
- Hlagi, on an island near the east end of Houston Stewart Channel.
- Hlakeguns, on Yagun River at the Head of Masset Inlet.
- Hlgadun, on Moresby Island facing Anthony Island.
- Hlgaedlin, on the south side of Tanoo Island.
- Hlgahet, near Skidegate.
- Hlgai, at the head of Skedans Bay.
- Hlgaiha, north of Dead Tree Point at the entrance of Skidegate Inlet.
- Hlgaiu, south of Dead Tree Point at the entrance of Skidegate Inlet.
- Hlgihla-ala, north of Cape Ball, on the east shore of Graham Island.
- Hlk'yah GaawGa (Hlkia in Swanton, Windy Bay), on the outer side of Lyell Island[4]
- Hluln, in Naden Harbor.
- Hotao, legendary, on the southwest coast of Maude Island.
- Hotdjohoas, on Lyell Island near the north end of Darwin Sound.
- Hoyagundla, on a stream of the same name a short distance south of Cape Fife.
- Huados, near Hlgihla-ala, north of Cape Ball.
- Kadadjans, on the northwest end of Anthony Island.
- Kadusgo, at the mouth of a creek of the same name on Louise Island, flowing into Cumshewa Inlet from the south.
- Kae, on Skotsgai Bay above Skidegate.
- Kaidju, on Hewlett Bay, east coast of Moresby Island.
- Kaidjudal, on Moresby Island opposite Hot Springs Island.
- Kaigani, at the southeast end of Dall Island, Alaska.
- Kaisun (Haida: Ḵaysuun Llnagaay [5])
- Kasta, legendary, on Copper Bay, Moresby Island.
- Katana, on Louise Island.
- Kesa, on the west coast of Graham Island.
- Ket, on Burnaby Strait, Moresby Island.
- Kil, on Shingle Bay, Skidegate Inlet.
- Koagoagit, on the north shore of Bearskin Bay.
- Koga, on McKay Harbour, Cumshewa Inlet.
- Kogalskun, on Masset Inlet.
- Kostunhana, a short distance east of Skidegate.
- Kundji, 2 towns:
- (1) legendary, on the south shore of Copper Bay, Moresby Island;
- (2), on the west side of Prevost Island.
- Kung
- Kungga, on the south shore of Dog Island.
- Kungielung, on the west side of the entrance to Masset Inlet.
- Kunhalas, just inside of Cumshewa Inlet.
- Kunkia, on the north coast of North Island.
- Kuulana, in Naden Harbor.
- Lanadagunga, south of Tangle Cove, Moresby Island.
- Lanagahlkehoda, on a small island opposite, Kaisun, Moresby Island.
- Lanahawa, 2 towns:
- (1) on the west coast of Graham Island opposite Hippa Island;
- (2) on the west coast of Burnaby Island south of Ket.
- Lanahilduns, on the southwest side of Rennell Sound, Graham Island.
- Lanaslnagai, 3 towns:
- (1) on the east coast of Graham Island south of Cape Ball,
- (2) on the west side of Masset Inlet where the inner expansion begins;
- (3) on Yagun River.
- Lanaungsuls, on Masset Inlet.
- Nagus, in an inlet on the southwest coast of Moresby Island.
- Sahldungkun, on the west side of the Yakoun River (Yagun River in Swanton) at its mouth.
- Sakaedigialas, traditional, on or near Kuper Island.
- Sgilgi, in an inlet on the southwest coast of Moresby Island.
- Sindaskun, near the south end of the islands.
- Sindatahls, near Tsoo-skahli, an inner expansion of Masset Inlet.
- Singa, on the north side of Tasoo Harbour, west coast of Moresby Island.
- Skae, close to Cape St. James at the south end of the Queen Charlotte Islands.
- Skaito, on the west coast of Moresby Island near Gold Harbour.
- Skaos, at the entrance of Naden Harbor.
- Skena, legendary, just south of Sand Spit Point, Moresby Island.
- Skudus, on the north side of Lyell Island.
- Stlindagwai, in an inlet on the west coast of Moresby Island.
- Stunhlai, on the northwest coast of Moresby Island.
- Sulustins, on the east coast of Hippa Island.
- Ta, on the east coast of Langara Island.
- Te, on the west coast of Graham Island opposite Frederick Island.
- Tlgunghung, on the north side of Lyell Island.
- Tlhingus, on Louise Island.
- Tohlka, on the north coast of Graham Island just west of the entrance to Masset Inlet.
- Widja, on the north coast of Graham Island just west of the entrance of Masset Inlet.
- Yagun, on the north coast of Graham Island.
- Yaogus, on the southwest side of Louise Island.
- Yastling, in Naden Harbor, Graham Island.
- Yatze, on the north coast of Graham Island between North Island and Virago Sound.
- Youahnoe, given as a Kaigani town, perhaps identical with the town of Kaigani.