the Gravatá River, state of Bahia. Moakañi - once spoken on the Fanado River (Panado River) near Conceição, later on the Caravelas River. (Unattested) Pañáme - once spoken on the Suaçuí Pequeno River, Minas Gerais. Monoxo / Monachobm / Menacho - originally spoken on the Itanhaém River and now on the Posto Paraguaçu, state of Bahia. Makoni - formerly spoken on the Caravelas River and near Alto dos Bois. Paraxirn - once spoken on the Suaçuí Pequeno River. (Unattested) Bonitó - once spoken on the Suaçuí Grande River near Peçanha and Bonito. (Unattested) Goaña - once spoken on the Corrente River and Guanhães River. (Unattested) Malacaxi - extinct language between Malacacheta and Urupuca (near Água Boa, Minas Gerais). (Unattested) Mapoxo - formerly spoken on the Suaçuí Grande River. (Unattested) Xonin - once spoken between the Peçanha River, Figueira River, and Doce River. (Unattested) Moxotó - extinct language once spoken on the Suaçuí Grande River and Suaçuí Pequeno River near Peçanha. (Unattested) Toréjicana - once spoken between the Araçuaí River and Fanado River. (Unattested) Vocoin - once spoken between the Araçuaí River and Jequitinhonha River. (Unattested) Batum - once spoken between the Doce River and Conceição River. (Unattested) Eastern Patasho - originally spoken between the Jequitinhonha River and São Francisco River in the state of Minas Gerais; the last survivors became extinct on the right shore of the Jequitinhonha River, Espirito Santo. Tocoyó - extinct language originally spoken in the valley of the Araçuaí River and near Minas Novas de Fanado in the state of Minas Gerais, later on the right bank of the Jequitinhonha River in the state of Espirito Santo. (Unattested) Maquinuca - once spoken near the Salto Grande on the Jequitinhonha River. (Unattested) Canarin - once spoken on the Caravelas River and Mucuri River, state of Espirito Santo. (Unattested) Tucanuçú - once spoken south of the Jequitinhonha River near Campos de Caatinga. (Unattested) Aboninim - once spoken in the state of Minas Gerais in the Serra Geral do Espinhaço. (Unattested) Catiguasú - once spoken in the state of Minas Gerais between the Jequitinhonha River and São Francisco River. (Unattested) Hahaháy - spoken in the state of Bahia on the Cachoeira River. Southern Malali - extinct language formerly spoken in the Serra Redonda and on the Suaçuí Pequeno River, Minas Gerais. Zamplan - once spoken on the Doce River and at the sources of the Piracicaba River. (Unattested) Mason