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	Categories: Alaska Native tribes \| Native American tribes \| Native American languages of the Subarctic \| Northern Athabaskan languages \| Languages of the United States \| Tonal languages \| Endangered languages Tanacross Tanacross is an endangered Athabaskan language spoken near Tanana Crossing in Alaska. The name of the language is itself a contraction of Tanana Crossing, not a native term. Tanacross is spoken by about 60 people, and is in danger of dying out. The linguist Gary Holton has compiled a grammar of Tanacross, at least preserving some of it for possible revival in the future. Categories: Alaska Native tribes \| Native American tribes \| Native American languages of the Subarctic \| Northern Athabaskan languages \| Languages of the United States \| Tonal languages \| Endangered languages

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