Boontling Language of Boonville
A unique jargon or argot developed in the late 19th century and spoken exclusively in Boonville, California, now considered nearly extinct with fewer than 100 fluent speakers.

📜 Unique jargon or argot spoken exclusively in Boonville, California. 🔍 Developed in the late 19th century, now nearly extinct. # Why Go🗣️ Discover a fascinating, isolated language and rare local dialect 📖 Learn about its unique origins, evolution, and words 📍 Explore the cultural heritage of Boonville and visit local businesses preserving the lingo 🍻 Experience local culture at Anderson Valley Brewing Company # Why Avoid📉 Fewer than 100 fluent speakers remain ⏳ Language is quickly becoming archaic # Tips📍 Located in Anderson Valley, Mendocino County, about 2 hours north of San Francisco. 🛣️ Accessed via State Highway 128 or 253 from State Highway 1 or 101. 🍷 Anderson Valley offers other activities like wine tasting. 🍻 Anderson Valley Brewing Company features a "Boontling word of the week."

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