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Dahnohabe (also, Dah-no-habe and Do-no-ha-be) is a former Pomo settlement in Lake County, California. It was located on the west side of Clear Lake; its precise location is unknown.

The Dahnohabe Pomo were among several groups of Pomo from the Clear Lake area who met with George Gibbs in 1852. According to Gibbs, the name means "stone mountain".

References

1. ^ U.S. Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System: Dahnohabe, California
2. Hearings of the Committee of Indian Affairs of the United States Senate, 1945, pp. 106–107

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County seat: Lakeport
Cities	Clearlake Lakeport
CDPs	Clearlake Oaks Clearlake Riviera (Kelseyville Riviera) Cobb Hidden Valley Lake Kelseyville Lower Lake Lucerne Middletown Nice North Lakeport Soda Bay Spring Valley Upper Lake
Unincorporated communities	Adams Anderson Springs Buckingham Park Finley Glenhaven Hobergs Loch Lomond Pine Grove Riviera Heights Riviera West Saratoga Springs Seigler Springs Whispering Pines
Indian reservations	Big Valley Rancheria Elem Indian Colony Middletown Rancheria Robinson Rancheria Upper Lake Rancheria
Former settlements	Dahnohabe Guenoc Hopitsewah Hullville Kaci-badon Khawina Koi Lolsel Olposel
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