Cañari–Puruhá languages

Varieties

• Cañari - extinct language of Cañar Province, Ecuador
• Puruhá or Puruguai - extinct language once spoken in Chimborazo Province and Bolívar Province, Ecuador

• Ayahuaca - extinct language spoken in the Conquest days on the Quiros River and around the city of Ayahuaca, department of Piura; now Quechuanized.
• Calva - extinct language once spoken in Loja Province, Ecuador, north of the Ayahuaca tribe.
• Tumbi / Tumbez - once spoken on the Tumbes River and Naranjal River, department of Tumbes, Peru.
• Puná / Lapuna - once spoken on Puná Island, Ecuador.
• Colonche - once spoken on the river of the same name, Guayas Province, Ecuador.
• Chanduy - once spoken in the Sierra Chanduy, Guayas Province, Ecuador.
• Tacame / Atacamez - once spoken on the Pacific coast of Esmeralda Province.
• Chongon - once spoken on the Chongón River, Guayas province.
• Coaque - extinct language once spoken on the coast of Ecuador from Galera to the mouth of the Jama River.
• Manabí / Manta - extinct language of Manabí Province.
• Huancavilca - extinct language spoken in Guayas Province around Guayaquil and on the Daule River and Yaguachi River.