The myths of the Americas on this site, grouped by people. Aztec and Maya world ages, North American creation and flood stories, and the Guarani flood myth.
For the wider map by region, see Mythology.
Mesoamerica
- The Aztecs (Aztlan, the Five Suns and the flood)
- Quetzalcoatl (the feathered serpent from the east)
- Chalchiuhtlicue (the water goddess who brought the flood)
- The origins of the Toltecs and Aztecs (Aztlan or Atlan as the homeland)
- Mayas (the Maya sites across five countries)
- The legend of Votan (the hero who came to Chiapas after a great flood)
North and South America
- The Hopi (the four worlds and their destructions)
- Iroquois creation story (the island of the Sky People)
- Cherokee flood story (the raft that saves one family)
- Modoc creation and flood (Kumush and the flood)
- Waynaboozhoo (the flood the Creator sent to purify the earth)
- Aleutian myth (Tulugaak shapes the first humans from clay)
- Guarani flood myth (the flood in Mbya-Guarani tradition)

