Fae & Little Folk · United States
Pukwudgie
Northeastern Woodlands
Origin and tradition
Wampanoag and broader Northeastern folklore describe Pukwudgies as small beings that can be mischievous, dangerous, or hostile.
Illustration in this atlas
A small gray humanoid with bright eyes, porcupine-like hints in some accounts, and an unnerving forest stillness.
References and further reading
These references offer further reading. Accounts and depictions vary; the atlas illustration is interpretive artwork, rather than historical or scientific evidence.
Approximate location: 41.7° N, 71.1° W


