In the early 1900s, the Indian Department encouraged the Ditidaht-speaking peoples of the area to consolidate their settlements at Clo-oose, which was supplied by a coastal steamboat, visiting every 10 days. When this service ceased in 1952, many left.
In the early 1900s, the Indian Department facilitated the consolidation of Ditidaht-speaking communities at Clo-oose, a settlement accessible by a regular steamboat service that visited every 10 days. Following the discontinuation of this service in 1952, many residents migrated.