Squamish territory also overlapped with the territories of neighboring indigenous peoples. The territory is shared between the territories of the Musqueam, Tseil-waututh to the south, and the Lil'wat to the north. These neighbouring peoples also have Squamish language names. The Tseil-waututh are "Sel̓íl̓witulh", the Shishalh are the "Shishá7lh", the Musqueam are "Xwmétskwiyam", and the Lil'wat are "Lúx̱wels". Roberts Creek, on the Sunshine Coast, is considered the border between the Squamish territory and Shishalh's. The Squamish are culturally and historically similar, but are politically different from their kin, the Tseil-waututh. Through family inter-marriage and the land rights that often came with it, many places for resource gathering were also shared.