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Chumbia, Chumbio or Chunbia was a language spoken in the far southwest of the Mexican state of Guerrero. In the 19th century, Manuel Orozco y Berra commented in his Geography of Languages and Ethnographic Map of Mexico that this and other languages shared a very small area in the jurisdiction of Zacatula around 1580, which corresponds to present-day western Guerrero. Orozco y Berra mentions that there is no information available about these numerous dialects, so it is impossible to say whether they are distinct languages or the same language. Due to the linguistic complexity in such a small region, Orozco y Berra is inclined to think that it is more likely that they were the same language.
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