 The Western-Central dialects can be further divided into Central and Western.Relatively archaic forms of Quebec French are spoken on the territory corresponding to the historic Government of Three Rivers (), notably Magoua dialect and Chaouin.It corresponded approximately to what is known today as the Mauricie and Centre-du-Québec regions (known locally under the historical name of Bois-Francs); the Mauricie was Atikamekw territory while the Bois-Francs was Abenaki.