Uros people

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The Uros people are an indigenous group of Peru and Bolivia known for their traditional lifestyle on man-made floating reed islands on Lake Titicaca.

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All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Uros people canonical 3
Uros 1

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf ethnic group
indigenous people
altitude approximately 3800 meters above sea level
bodyOfWater Lake Titicaca
builds floating islands
reed boats
reed houses
climate high-altitude cold climate
continent South America
country Bolivia
Peru
culturalRegion Altiplano plateau
surface form: Altiplano

Andes
ethnolinguisticGroup Uru people
surface form: Uru peoples
governedBy Bolivian authorities
Peruvian authorities
hasSubgroup Uros of Chimu
Uros of Puno Bay
Uros of Uruito
heritageStatus recognized as indigenous community by Peru
historicalLanguage Uru-Chipaya language
surface form: Uru language
language Aymara
Spanish
locatedIn Lake Titicaca region
modernEconomicActivity tourism
neighboringGroup Aymara people
Quechua people
notableFor living on man-made floating islands
use of totora reeds for almost all aspects of life
partOf indigenous peoples of Bolivia
Indigenous peoples of the Andes
surface form: indigenous peoples of Peru

indigenous peoples of the Andes
region La Paz Department
Puno Region
religion Roman Catholicism
folk Catholicism
threat cultural assimilation
environmental degradation of Lake Titicaca
touristAttraction Uros floating islands
traditionalDiet aquatic birds
eggs
fish
totora shoots
traditionalEconomicActivity bird hunting
fishing
reed gathering
traditionalHabitat floating reed islands
usesMaterial totora reeds

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Uros floating islands inhabitedBy Uros people
Uros floating islands ethnicGroup Uros people
this entity surface form: Uros
Uros floating islands builtBy Uros people
Lake Titicaca region inhabitedBy Uros people