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About the Cover: Clockwise, beginning at the top, a delegation that represents the Osage Indian indicates Its wishes to Commissioner of Indian Affairs Louis R. Bruce, far left; right, Yakima tribal land committeeman looks over a project on the reservation; center, far right, new tribal chairman being sworn in at the River ; lower right, Fort Yates, North Dakota, home of the Standing Rock Sioux Indian u Tribe; left, White Mountain Apache tribal officials make an official visit to the Tomb of the Unknowns upon a visit to the Nation's capital; center, far left, Navajo Indian casts a ballot In a Navajo Tribal election. .A

PLUS APARTI ISTI OF OTHE UNITED STA ES INDIAN GROUPS

U I E Sf TES DEPA E OF TEl TERIOR au EAU 0 I DI AF AIRS I MARC 1972 In his message 0 President Nixon said "The first and m~ respect to Indian po between the Federa This booklet helps Nixon. Indian groups in tl Eskimos. Some recel treaties, Congressio~ ments. Some have h by specific statute. E extended to others. Nevertheless, the varying degrees of these activities mayl Federa I trust relati awarded by the Indi the Government wo in the past, or sim individuals about In~ While this bookie bands, or groups, i Indian Affairs has d been terminated fr years, and those re listed. Certain othe~

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In his message on Indian Affairs to the Congress July 8, 1970, President Nixon said: "The first and most basic question that must be answered with respect to Indian policy concerns the historic and legal relationship between the Federal Government and Indian communities." This booklet helps achieve the objective emphasized by President Nixon. Indian groups in this listing include American Indians, Aleuts, and Eskimos. Some receive services because of treaties, Congressional acts, Executive Orders, and Executive Agree­ ments. Some have had Bureau of Indian Affairs services terminated by specific statute. Bureau of Indian Affairs benefits have never been extended to others. Nevertheless, the Bureau of Indian Affairs has found itself with varying degrees of activities in all three areas. In the latter two, these activities may be completing the final stages of termination of Federal trust relationship over a tribe's land, disposing of money awarded by the to satisfy a claim against the Government won by the tribe involving lands taken from the group in the past, or simply answering inquiries from certain interested individuals about Indians. While this booklet does not include the names of all Indian tribes, bands, or groups, it does list all of those for which the Bureau of Indian Affairs has definite responsibility. In addition, those that have been terminated from Bureau of Indian Affairs services in recent years, and those recognized only for claims purposes, have been listed. Certain other categories are also shown.

LOUIS R. BRUCE Commissioner of Indian Affairs

ng Office AMERICAN INDIANS AND THEIR FEDERAL RELATIONSHIP

Plus a Partial Listing of Other Indian Groups

This booklet lists all American Indian tribes, Eskimo, and Aleut groups, for which the Lureau of Indian Affairs has definite responsibility. It also includes those tribes, bands, and groups that have been terminated from Bureau of Indian Affairs services in recent years, and those recognized only for purposes of settling claims against the U.S. Government, such as those involving inadequate compensation for land taken in the past. In addition, Indian groups in certain other categories are also listed. The basic listing is by State. Following the name of the State, which is given in alphabetical order, is the Bureau of Indian Affairs office that has ;mmec1iate jurisdiction over Indian, Eskimo, or Aleut groups with its address. The tribes under it follow. Next are tribes that do not receive Bureau of Indian Affairs sel:vices. The Bureau of Indian Affairs Area Office is the highest rank­ ing field office in the Bureau structure. Next in order is generally the Bureau of Indian Affairs Agency that reports to it. It is usually located on the reservation it serves. In the case of Agencies and other Bureau offices of somewhat similar rank, the Area Office to which they report is indicated, to the right, in parentheses. The addresses of all of the Area Offices in the Bureau al'e listed at the back of the, booklet. Throughout the booklet a code number follows the name of each Indian group. It indicates the status of each as of June 1972. However, changes may occur at any time. Here is what each number means:

1. Indian or Alaska Native organizations whose constitutions are approved by the Secretary of the Interior under Federal statutory authority of the Indian Reorganization Act; Oklahoma Indian Welfare Act; or Alaska Native Act.

1 2. Indian or Alaska Native organizations whose constitutions are approved by the Secretary of the Interior or his designated representative under authority other than the Indian Reorganization Act; Oklahoma Indian Welfare Act; or Alaska Native Act. 3. Indian organizations without written governing documents that are served by the Bureau of Indian Affairs. 4. Public Domain allotments. Indian individuals who reside on these lands receive Bureau of Indian Affairs services on the basis of the Secretary of the Interior's responsibility over their land. 5. Indian groups that receive assistance from the Bureau only in matters relating to the settlement of claims against the U.S. Government, such as those involving inadequate compensation for land taken in the past. 6. Indian groups no longer entitled to Bureau of Indian Affairs services because of specific statutes. (Terminated groups.) 7. Others. Groups that have never received Bureau of Indian Affairs services. 8. Indian groups that do not fit into any of the above classifications. Map code numbers preceding the names of some of the groups listed in this booklet may be used in conjunction with a map which shows the location of the Indian groups. Such map entitled "'ndian Lands and Related Facilities, 1971, General," is available from the Superintendent of Documents, Washington, D.C. 20242, price 35 cents. Map code numbers are assigned to State reservations (Number 1-26), Indian groups without trust land (Number 30-67) and terminated tribes and groups (Number 80-90). No code location numbers have been assigned to groups on Federal trust lands since these are generally recognizable by inspection of the map itself.

ALABAMA

(30) Greek Indian Community­ Creeks East of the Mississippi (5) near Atmore (7) no corporate land base

ALASKA Asterisk indicates that the Indian group is also incorporated under State law. Area Director Juneau Area Office Bureau of Indian Affairs Box 3-8000 Juneau, Alaska 99801 (The following groups, formerly served by the Southeast Agency, are now directly under Area Office jurisdiction).

Angoon (1) * Hydaburg (l) * Craig (1)* Kake (1)* Douglas (1) Kasaan (1) Haines (Port Chilkoot) (1)* Ketchikan (1) Hoonah (1) * Klawock (1)· 2 Kluckwan (Chilkat) (1) Wrangell (1)* Metlakatla (1) Pelican (3) * Petersburg (1) * Skagway (3) * Saxman (1) * Tenakee Springs (3) Sitka (1)* Yakutat (3)*

Superintendent (Juneau Area Office) Anchorage Agency Bureau of Indian Affairs 16th and C Sts., Box 120 Anchorage, Alaska 99501

Atka (1) King Cove (3) * Chanega (1) (destroyed by Koliganek (3) earthquake) Kokhanok (3) Kanatak (1) Larsen Bay (3) Karluk (1)* Levelock (3) Kenaitze (1) Matanuska (3) * Nikolski (1) Manokotak (3) * Perryville (1) Mentasta Lake (3) St. Paul (1)* Naknek (3) * Tatitlek (1) Nelson Lagoon (3) Tyonek (1) Newhalen (3) New Stuyahok (3) Akhiok (Alitak) (3) Ninilchik (3) Akutan (3) Nondalton (3) Aleknagik (3) Old Harbor (3) * Be]kofsky (3) Ouzinkie (3) Bristol Bay (3) * Palmer (3) Chignik (3) Paulof Harbor (3) Chignik Lagoon (3) Pedro Bay (3) Chignik Lake (3) Pilot Point (3) Chistochina (3) Portage Creek (3) Clark's Point (3) Port Graham (3) Copper Center (3) Port Heiden (3) Cordova (3)" Port Lions (3)* Dillingham (3) * St. George Island (3) Egegik (3) Sand Point (3) * Eklutna (3) South Naknek (3) * Ekuk (3) Sterling (3) Ekwok (3) English Bay (3) Togiak (3) * False Pass (3) Twin Hills (3) Gulkana (3) Ugashik (3) Iliamna (3) Unalaska (3) * Ivanof Bay (3) Valdez (3) * Superintendent (Juneau Area Office) Bethel Agency Bureau of Indian Affairs P.O. Box 347 Bethel, Alaska 99559

Akiachak (1) Kasigluk (3) Akiak (1) Kipnuk (3) Grayling (Holikachuk) (1) Kongigonak (3) Kwethluk (1) Kotlik (3) * KwigiIlingok (1) Kwinhagak-See Quinhagak Mekoryuk (1) Lelida (3) Napakiak (1) * Lime Village (3) Nunapitchuk (1) Lower Kalskag (3) Quinhagak (Kwinhagak) (1) Marshall (3) Shageluk (1) Medfra (3) Tuluksak (1) * McGrath (3) Tununak (1) Mountain ViIlage (3) Nepaimute (Napamute) (3) Alakanuk (3) apaskiak (3) Aniak (3) Newtok (3) Anvik (3) Nightmute (3) Atmautluak (3) Nikolai (3) Bethel (3) Oscarville (3) Chaloonawick (3) Pilot Station (3) Chaneliak (3) Pitkas Point (3) Chefornak (3) Platinum (3) Chevak (3)" Quinhagak (3) (also spelled Churarbalik-see Russian Mission Kwinhagak) (Kuskokwim) Red Devil (3) Crooked Creek (3) Russian Mission (Kuskokwim) (3) Eek (3) (Native name is ChurarbaIik) Emmonak (Kwiguk) (3)" Russian Mission (Yukon) (3) Farewell (3) St. Mary's (3) * Flat (3) Scammon Bay (3) * Georgetown (3) Sheldon's Point (3) Goodnews Bay (Mumtrak) (3) Sleetmute (3) Hamilton (3) Stony River (3) Holy Cross (3) Takotna (3) Hooper Bay (3) * Toksook Bay (3) Kalskag (3) Tuntutuliak (3)

4 Superintendent Fairbanks Agency (Juneau Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs P.O. Box 350 Fairbanks, Alaska 99701

Fort Yuko'l (1)· Canyon Village (3) Inupiat (1) Chalkyitsik (3) Minto (1) Circle (3) Point Lay (1) Delta Junction (3) * Stevens Village (1) Dot Lake (3) Tanacross (1) Eagle (3)" Tanana (1)" Galena (3) Tetlin (1) Hughes (3) Venetie (1) Huslia (3) Kaltag (3) Allakaket (3) Koyukuk (3) Anaktuvuk Pass (3) * Manley Hot Springs (3) Arctic Village (3) Nenana (3 )':, Barrow (3)" Northway (3) Barter Island (3) Nulato (3)" Beaver (3) Rampart (3) Bettles (3) Ruby (3) Birch Creek (3) Tok (3) Cantwell (3) Wainwright (3)"

Superintendent Nome Agency (Juneau Area Office) P.O. Box 190 Bureau of Indian Affairs Nome, Alaska 99762

Buckland (1)" Shaktoolik (1) * Deering (1) * Shishmaref (1) * Elim (1)* Shungnak (1) * Gambell (1)" Stebbins (1)* King Island (1) * Unalakleet (1)" Kivalina (1)" Wales (1)" Kotzebue (1)" White Mountain (1) * Koyuk (1)" Little Diomede (1) * Ambler (3)* Noatak (1)* Brevig Mission (3)" Nome (1)* Candle (3) Noorvik (1)" Golovin (3)" Point Hope (1) * Kiana (3) * St. Michael (1)* Kobuk (3)* Savoonga (1)* Northeast Cape (3)" Selawik (1) * Teller (3) *

5 Director Southeast Agency Bureau of Indian Affairs P.O. Box 1587 Juneau, Alaska 99801

Tlingit and Haida (2)

Under B. COn.l1'3Ct with the Bureau of Indian Afrair~. tile functions: of the Southeast Allene)' as they relate to TJingit and Haida are now peT·formed. U,y the 'fling-it arid Haula C@ntrnl Council.

ARIZONA Superintendent Chinle Agency (Navajo Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs Chinle, 86503

Navajo Nation (2) (in Arizona, Dist 10. New and ) Chinle (Districts and Chapters) Many Farms Nazlini D·ist. .4 Rough Rock Blue Gap Tselani Forest Lake Hard Rock Dist. 11 Pinon Lukachukai Round Rock Tsailee-Wheatfields (A rizona and )

Supel'in tendent Colorado River Agency (Phoenix Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs Parker, Arizona 85344

Chemehuevi Indian Tribe (l) (in Fort Mojave Tribe (1) (in Arizona, ) California, and ) Colorado River Indian Tribes (1) (in Arizona and California)

6 Subagency Superintendent (Colorado River Agency, Fort Yuma Subagency Phoenix Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs Yuma, Arizona 85361 Cocopah Tribe (1) Qu()('hnll hdion Tribe of the Fod Yllt",l 1\(·~.')'vali(>l1 (1) (in Cali­ fornia and Arizona)

Superintendent Fort Apache Agency (Phoenix Area Otlke) Bureau of Indian Aftairs Whiteriver, Arizona 85941 Whit" Mountain Aparhe Tribe (1)

Sup~rintendent Fort Defiance Agency (Navajo Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs Fort Defiance, Arizona 86504

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(Dil;tricts and Ch!tptl'r~)

DiRt. 7 Gl'ea~ewood Dilkon Kinlichee lndian Wells Klag-etoh .Jeddito Stpamhoat Luw Mountain Wide R.uins Te"sto J)·ist. 18 Whitt> Cone Crysl;al (Arizona and New Di,;l. II, Mexico) Coyote Canyt)]} Fort Defiance (Arizona and New :Vfexican Spring;; Mexico) Houck N a~chi[(i Tohatchi Lupton Twin Lakes Oak Springs Red Luke (Arizona and New Dis!. 17 Mexico) Cornfields St. Michaels Ganado Sawmill

7 Superintendent Hopi Agency (Phoenix Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs Keams Canyon, Arizona 86034

Hopi Tl'ibe (1) Kaibab Band of Paiute Indians (1)

Superintendent Papago Agency (Phoenix Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs Sells, Arizona 85634

Papago Tribe (Sells, Gila Bend, and San Xavier Reservations) (1)

Superintendent Pima Agency (Phoenix Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs Sacaton, Arizona 85247

Ak-Chin Indian Community (1) Gila River Indian Community (1)

Coordinator Salt River Agency (Phoenix Area Ottice) Bureau of Indian Affairs Route 1, Box 907 Scottsdale, Arizona 85251

Fort McDowell Mohave-Apache Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Commmunity (1) Community (1)

Superintendent San Carlos Agency (Phoenix Area Office) Bureau of Iildian Affairs San Carlos, Arizona 85550 San Carlos Apache Tribe (1)

8 fin pel'j ntcndlmt Ship1'<)(,!' Ag-l'n('~' (. (l\'ajo Area Office)

Bureau I)f Indian Alfain; Shiprock, :!'ipw ~kxico x7420 i\'anlj" .:\alillll (:!) (in Arizllna, Tel'Cl'f1SpOS (in Arizona, New :'\,'w :lkxi.'", ,mc I ·'lh) :llr'xieo, and Ulah)

(Vi., rid" and CJ,apteI'';) LJ ist. 1;Z BL'I');,hit" lin Arizuna and New ll:., I, !J :\I"xicu I !lfl'xil "" WateI' (ill lltah alld Rl'Ll Rock, ill Ari7.ona and New I\ 1 lzvnH) :\f xi,,!!) Rl'll Me~a (in L: 1ah and Sanllstt-· (in Al'izlJnu and New ArizlH'.il 1 [\I,'>;.;r'.,,

s u])<' r i III <.~l1dent Truxto1\ Call,\'Oll Agenc.\· 1311l'C:

1l;.lva" II I "i Tril.J,~ (1) YUV'-'l'

Snperi ntl:ncl(>nt Tuha Cit,\' Agency (Navajo Arl'il Office) Bureau of Indian AtTain; Tuha City, A.rizona 860-15

~'a\'ajfl :-.lalion (2) (i Arizona, ),Tl'W :'lexic,' find Clan)

(lJi"tri(,t~ anJ Chaptl'r<1

D,,,I,l Cllalminc Cuppel' :'IIinl' TlIba City I\.lli" (ltu /Jisl, 5 Ll'<-!wl' Hird Spring's R",) Lake L,·npp Di,'I. ,: Tlliani Lake In:-:('l'"ipLI~": H~'H~t~ /h, I. s )\:;\'a5" .l"l11)tain (ill 11l.;,h and hikl illl.,,(o I in CL.. h and r'\r;zOnH) i\ J'izuJ1<1) Sh""t" (ill Utah and Arizon;.1 rlt-nnc':'wl "ll (11: Ctah and /)'-,,1. 3 Arizona) Ihu;,tlway K~ly(;nta (in Utah anrlluizona) Cal ,'ron Ol.iatol. (in Utah and Arizona)

9 !3 Other Groups in Arizona '1 (31) Yaqui Indians of Arizona (8) (32) Guadalupe (Phoenix) (7) ~ (32A) Tonto Apache, Payson (7) P.L. 88-350 (Act of Oct. 8, 1964) ( Pascua Village (Tuscon) /J Special Federal involvement in terms of establishing a new /J villag-e Libre (South Tucson) E

E CALIFORNIA c Superintendent c Central California Agency (Sacramento Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs ( Federal Building (

2800 Cottage Way (i Sacramento, California 95825 Cachil Dehe Band of Wintun In­ E]-Em (Sulphur c dians of the Colusa Indian Com­ Bank) (3) ( munity (1) (3) Covelo Indian Community (Round Paiute- Indians of the I Valley Reservation) (1) Bishop Community (Owens Val­ Fort Bidwell Indian Community (1) ley) (3) 1 Grindstone Indian Rancheria (1) Paiute-Shoshone Indians of the Lone 1\ Kashia Band of Porno Indians of the Pine Community (Owens Valley) Stewarts Point Rbncheria (1) (3) ~ Manchester Band of Porno India,ns (3) (1) Sheep Ranch Rancheria (3) ~ Santa Rosa Indian Community Shingle Springs Rancheria (Verona (Kings ) (1) Tract) (3) (unoccupied) Susanville Indian Rancheria (l) Yokayo (8) near Ukiah Tule River Indian Tribe (1) Tuolumne Band of Me-Wuk Indians ( 1) Te?'mination Pending Alturas Rancheria (2) I Indian Tri be of Laytonville Upper Lake Band of Pomo Indians 1 Rancheria (2) (3) I Fort Independence Indian Commun­ Big Sandy Association (3) ity (2) Hopland Nokomis Association (3) Pit River Horne and Agricultural Jackwn Rancheria (3) I:l Cooperative Assn. (X-L Ranch) (no membership) E (2) (1.32 acres of cemetery remain­ Il Berry Creek Rancheria (3) ing) 1\ Big Pine Band of Owens Valley Middletown Rancheria (3) (Named Ii Paiute-Shoshone Indians (Owens in original Rancheria Act PL 85­ '1i Valley) (3) 671 but has made no progress C (3) toward termination.) Cortina Rancheria (3) Rumsey Rancheria (3) (3) Sherwood Valley Rancheria (3)

10 Sycamore Valley Association (Cold North Fork. Termination effective Springs) (3) 2-18-66 Table Mountain Rancheria (3) Paskenta. Termination effective ~) (7) 4-11-61 Terminated Since 1958 (Categ'ory 6) ~son Picayune. Termination effective (7) (72 Stat. 619 and 78 Stat. 390) 2-18-66 Alexander Valley. Termination effec­ Pinoleville. Termination effective tive 8-1-61 Auburn. Termination effective 2-18-66 8-18-67 Potter Valley. Termination effective Big Valley. Termination effective 8-1-61 11-11-65 Quartz Valley. Termination effective Buena Vista. Termination effective 1-20-67 4-11-61 Redwood Valley. Termination effec­ Cache Creek. Termination effective tive 8-1-61 4-11-61 Robinson. Termination effective Chickl"n Ranch. Termination effective 9-3-65 'ea Office) 8-1-lH Ruffey's. Termination effective Chico. Termination effective 6-2-67 4-11-61 Cloverdale. Termination effective 12-30-65 Scotts Valley. Termination effective Graton. Termination effective 9-3-65 2-18-66 Shingle Springs. (El Dorado tract) Greenville. Termination effective Termination effective 7-16-66 (Sulphur 12-8-66 Strathmore. Land Sold. deed ap­ Guidiville. Termination effective 9-3-65 proved 9-29-67 IS of the Indian Ranch. Termination effective Strawberry Valley. Termin.ation ef­ )wens Val- 9.,22-64 fective 4-11-61 Lytton. Termination effective 8-1-61 Taylorsville. Land Sold, deed ap­ of the Lone Mark West. Termination effective proved 11-4-66 ens Valley) 4-11-61 Mooretown. Termination effective Wilton. Termination effective 8-1-61 9-22-64 (3) Nevada City. Termination effective ~ia (Verona 9-22-64 ~d)

Superintendent Hoopa Agency (Sacramento Area Office) ~mo Indians Bureau of Indian Affairs Hoopa, California 95546 (3) lation (3) Hoopa Valley Tribe (2) (3) aembership) (3) (3) (no resi­ "ry remain­ Hoopa Extension (3) dents) Montgomery Creek Rancheria (3) Ter'minated Since 1958 (Category 6) 3) (Named (3) (72 Stat. 619 and 78 StaL 390) Act PL 85­ Termina.tion Pending Blue Lake. Termination effective .'10 progress Cher-ae Heights Indian Community 9-15-66 of the Trinidad Rancheria (2) Crescent City (Elk Valley). Termi­ (Constitution revoked) nation effective 7-16-66 leria (3) 11 Redding. Termination effective Smith Hive... Termination effedive Torres-Martinez Hal 6--20-G2 7-~!.J-(j7 Indians (3) RohneJ"ville. Terminat.ion effective Tallie Blll If. Termination effective Viejas (Baron Lonld 7-16-66 ,j J 1-61 tan Grande Band dian.;; (3)

Dil'ectOl' (Sacramento Area Office) Palm Springs Office Bureau of Indian Affairs 587 South Palm Canyon Drive Superintendent Palm Springs, California 92262 Colorado River A Bureau of Indian _ Parker, Al'izolJa 8 Agua Caliente B:wd of Mission In­ dians (Palm Springs) (2) Chemehuevi Indi:m '1 Colorado River Indi (in Arizona and (

Superintendent Southe)'n California Agency (Sacramento Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs 6848 Magnolia Avenue, Suite 8 Superintendent Riverside, California 92506 Fort Yuma Subagt Bureau of Indian, Yuma, Arizona 851

Santa Ynez Band of :Ylission h;dians Cuyapai\1~ Band ,d )\oj i~sion Indians Quechan Indian Trit (1 ) (3) (no resident lllellIOel'

2 'fecr-ive Torres-Martinez Band of Mission Terminated Since 1958 Indians (3) (72 Stat. 619 and 78 Stat. 390) ffedive Viejas (Baron Long-) Gt·oup of Capi­ Mi,.;sion Creek Band of Mission In­ tan Grande Band of Mission In­ dians (6) Termination effective dians (3) 7-14-70

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Superintendent Colorado River Agency (Phoenix Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs Parker, Al'izona 85344

Chemehuevi Indian Tribe (1) Fort Mojave Tribe (1) (in Arizona, Colorado River Indian Tribes (1) California, and Nevada) (in Ari:-.ona and California)

)fl'iee) Superintendent (Colorado Fiver Agency, Fort Yuma Subagency Phoenix Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs Yuma, Arjzona 85364

Indians Quechan Indian Tribe of the Fort Yuma Reservation (1) (in Cali­ fornia and Arizona) ) Indians ion In-

IndiallS Superintendent Nevada Agency (Phoenix Area Office) ampo Bureau of Indian Affairs Stewart, Nevada 89437 ludians Washoe Tribe of Nevada and Cali- .ndians fornia (1) (Woodfords Com- munity) b mem­

011 In­ ion In­ other Gr ups in Ca lfar "a

.ns (3) lndians (33) Pit River Indians, Alturas (7) (34) Jamul Diegueno (7) (near San (no trust land) Diego) (no trust land)

13 COLORADO Superintend Superintendent Seminole A~ Southern Ute Agency (Albuquerque Area Office) Bureau of lJ Bureau of Indian Affairs 6075 Stirlin; P.O. Box 315 Hollywood, : Ignacio, Colorado 81137 Southern Ute Tribe (1) (24) Seminole (37-A) None; Superintendent Tamiami Tr Agency (Albuquerque Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs Towaoc, Colorado 81334

Ute Mountain Ute Tribe (l) (in Superintend Colorado, !\ew Mexico, and Utah) Fort Hall A, Bureau of IIi Fort Hall, Ie Shoshone-Bam CONNECTICU Hall Reserv (5) Paugusett (Golden Hill Reser­ (8) Scaticook (Schagiicoke Reser­ vation) (7) vation) (Kent) (7) Superintend; (6) Pequot (Eastern Pequot Res­ (35) Moheg'an Community (7) New Northern Idi el'vation) (7) London County (no land base) (7) Pequot (Western Pequot Reser­ Bureau of In vation) (Lantern Hill) (7) Lapwai, IdaI

Kalispel Indii Washington Coeur d'Alene DELAWARE (36) Moor Community (7) Kent (37) Nanticoke Community (7) Sus­ Officer in Chi County (no land base) sex County (no land base) Western ShOI LORIDA Bureau of In Owyhee, Ne, Chairman Miccosukee Business Committee (Washington Office, Director of P.O. Box 44.0-21 Southeastern Agencies) Shoshone-Pliiut Tamiami Station Valley Reser and Nevada) Miami, 33100 (23) Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida (1)

(3S) Miami (~ community ITril>e i~ performlJl~ sel'vice formerly provided by Miccosukee Agency, pUc8uant to a contract effective May U. 1971.) base) (not tc several hunt

14 Superintendent (Washington Office, Director of Seminole Agency Southeastern Agencies) a Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs 6075 Stirling Road Hollywood, Florida 33024

(24) Seminole Tribe of Florida (1) for membership with either of (37-A) Nonenrolled Seminoles in the Florida tribes-have no cor­ Tamiami Trail Area (7) (eligible porate land base). a Office) IDAHO Superintendent Fort Hall Agency (Portland Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs Fort Hall, Idaho 83203

Shoshone-Bannock Tribes of the Fort Northwestern Band of Shoshone In­ Hall Reservation (1) dians (Washakie) (in Utah) (4)

Ike Reser­ Superintendent { (7) New Nodhern Idaho Agency (Portland Area Office) ld ba,e) Bureau of Indian Affairs Lapwai, Idaho 83540

KalispeJ Indian Community (in Kootenai Tribe of Idaho (2) Washington state) (1) Nez Perce Tribe of Idaho (2) Coeur d'Alene Tribe (2)

ly (7) Sus­ Officer in Charge (Nevada Agency, ase) Western Shoshone Subagency Phoenix Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs Owyhee, Nevada 89832

irector of \.gencies) Shoshone-Paiute Tribes of the Duck Valley Reservation (1) (in Idaho and Nevada)

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(38) Miami (7) at Peru, forming' a area who are merely "descend­ community (no corporate land ants" for claims purposes.) to 3- contract base) (not to be confused with the Indians of Indiana and several hundred persons in the Michig'an, Inc. (7)

15 IOWA

Officer in Charge ( 40) Choctaw Sac and Fox Area Field Office (Minneapolis Area Office) Parish (7) Bureau of Indian Affairs (41) Choctaw Tarna, Iowa 52339 Parish (1) (42) Choctaw Sac and Fox Tribe of the Mississippi many Paris} in Iowa (1)

Superintendent Winn~bago Agen<:'y lAberdeell Area Office) Association of (46) Mal Bureau of Indian Atfair~ tercd f~ Winnebago, Nebl'aska 68071 (46-A) :r,o Omaha Tribe of Nebraska (1) (in Winnebago Tribe of Netl'uska (1) ilies an Nebraska and Iowa) (in Netruska and Iowa) (uff­ reservation lands in Iowa)

KANSAS (4) Nipmuc Band (';') Superintendent Grafton ]' Horton Agency (Anadarko Area Office) derived: Bureau of Indian Affairs Freetown Horton, 66439 (47) Nipmuc W Ol'cester ( Iowa Tribe (I) (in Kansas and Sac and Fox Tribe of the Nebraska) (1) (in Kansas and Nebraska) Kickapoo Tribe in Kansas (1) Prairie Band of Potowatomi Indians (2) Superintend Great Lake~ Other Groups in Kansas Bureau of h Ashland, Wi

(39) Chippewa and Munsee Dela­ (39-A) Wyandot Community (7) Bay Mills Inc!i ware Community (7) Franklin Wyandot County Hannahville I: County Keweenaw Be (L'Anse Rei

LOUISIANA Superintendent (Washington Office, Director of Choctaw Agency Southeastern Agencies) Bureau of Indian Affairs Philadelphia, Mississippi 39350

Chitimacha Tribe of Louisiana (1)

16 Other G s in Louisiana

(40) Choctaw Community, La Salle (43) Coushatta Community, Allen ice) Parish (7) and Jefferson Davis Parishes (5) (41) Choctaw Community, Rapides (44) Houma Communities, Terre­ Parish (7) bonne and Lafourche Parishes (7) (42) Choctaw Community, St. Tam­ (no corporate land base) many Parish (7) (45) Tunica Community, Aroyelles Parish (7) (land evidently not taxed by State) MAl E lice) Association of Aroostook Indians (7) (1 and 2) Passamaquoddy Tribe (8) (46) Malecite (Maliseet) scat­ (1) Indian Township Reserva­ tered families and groups tion (46-A) Micmac. Scattered fam­ (2) Pleasant Point Reservation , (1) ilies and groups. (3) Penobscot Tribe (8) (Served by (utf­ State) MASSACHUS ns (4) Nipmuc Tribe (Hassanimisco (48) Wampanoag Community, Band (7) Mashpee (7) Grafton Reservation (colonially (49) Wampanoag Tribal Group flee) derived) (Gay Head Village) (7) (not Freetown Forest (no residents) taxed by State) (47) Nipmuc Community, near Worcester (7) ssouri Ia) Idians ICHIGA

Superintendent Great Lakes Agency (Minneapolis Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs Ashland, Wisconsin 54806

(7) Bay Mills Indian Community (1) Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe Hannahville Indian Community (1) (Isabella Reservation) (1) Keweenaw Bay Indian Community (L'Anse Reservation) (1)

or of cies)

17 Other Groups in Michl SUl Rei (60) Ottawa and Chippewa Indians (51) Pogagon Potawatomi (7) Bn ~f Michigan (·8) (no corporate land base) Rei Northem Michigan Ottawa (8A) Potawatomi of the Huron (7) Assn. (7) (Calhoun County) Rec Original Sault Ste. MaI'i~ Balld P

Superintendent Stq Minnesota Agency (Minneapolis Area Office) Cr( Bllleau of Indian Affairs Bu! P.O. Box 489 Cre Bemidji, Minnesota 56601 era Minnesota Chippewa Tribe (1) Lower Sioux Indian Community (six component reservations) (Morton) (1) Boise Foz'te Band (Nett Lake) Prairie Island Indian Community SUI Fond du Lac Band (1) Fla Grand Portage Band Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Com­ BLl: Leech Lake Band munity (Prior Lake) (1) ROI Mille Lac Band Upper Sioux Indian Community White Earth Band (Granite Falls) (3) Con T' ti

18 Superintendent Red Lake Agency (Minneapolis Area Office) (7) Bureau of Indian Affairs ;e) Reo Lake, l\linnesota 56671 luron (7) Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians (2) diana ami MISSISS P I

Superintendent (Washington Office, Director of Choctaw Agency Southeastern Agencies) Bureau of Indian Affairs Philadelphia. Mississippi 39350

Mississippi Bnnd of Chodaw 1n­ Chitimacha Tribe of Louisiana diems (1) (in Louisiana) (1)

MONTA A !a Office) Superintendent Blackfeet Agency (Billings Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs Browning, Montana 59417

Blackfeet Tribe 0)

Superintendent la Office) Crow Agency (Billings Area Office) Bur,eau of Indian Affairs Crow Agency, ~\Iontana 59022

Crow Tribe of Tndi.ans (2)

~ommunity Superintendent ~ommunity Flat.head Agency (Billings Area Office) ioux Com­ Bureau of Indian Affairs (1) Ronan, Montana 59864 ~ommunity Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes of the Flathead Reserva­ tion (1)

19 Superintendent Fort Belknap Agency (Billings Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs Superintender: Harlem, Montana 59526 Winnebago A~ Bureau of Inc Fort Belknap Indian Community Turtle Mountain Public Domain Al­ Winnebago, N (1) lotments (4) Omaha Tribe ot Superintendent Nebraska and Fort Peck Agency (Billings Area Office) Santee Sioux 1'1" Bureau of Indian Affairs P.O. Box 637 Poplar, Montana 59255 :::.uperintendeli Pine Ridg~ .A Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes of the Turtle Mountain Public Domain Al­ Bureau of hId Fort Peck Reser'lation (2) lotmen~s (4) Pine Ridge, Sl

Ogh,la Sioux Tri, Superintendent Re~er'lation (, p.art of rtl.~er," Northern Agency (Billings Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs ~ upe rintendeI1 Lame Deer, Montana 59043 Horton Agenc Northern Cheyenne Tribe (1) Bureau of Ind Horton, Kans~

Iowa Tribe (1 Superintendent Nebraska) Rocky Boy's Agency (Billings Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs Box Elder, Montana 59521

(80) Ponca l'ril Chippewa Cree Tribe of the Rocky (76 Stat. 937) 'I Boy's Reservation (1) 10-27-66

Other Gr'Dup Montana

(52-A) Landless and non-enrolled Hays Chippewas, Crees and Metis (7) Wolf Point (and other Great Falls (Hill 57) and in Montana)

20 Area Office) Superintendent Winnebago Agency (Aberdeen Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affair:> ic Domain AI- Winnebago, Nebraska 68071

Omaha Tl'iLJe of Nebraska (1) (in Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska (1) Nebraska and Iowa) (in Nebraska a nd Iowa) (off­ Santee Sioux Tribe of NeLraska (1) reservation lands in Iowa) Area Office)

:::"UlJerintenden t Pine Ridge Agen~y (Ab(~rdeen Area Office) ic Domain Al­ Bureau of IlJdain Affair:; Pine Ridge, South Dakota 57770

Oghda Sioux Tribe of the Pine Ridge Reservation (1) (only a minor part of re~ervalion in Nebraska) \rea Office) ::3ulJerintendent Horton Agency (Anadarko Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs Horton, Kansas 66439

Iowa Tribe (l) (in Kansas and Sac and Fox Tribe of MissC'uri (1) Nebraska) (in Kansas and Nebraska) \rea Office) Oth Groups In ebras

(80) Ponca Tribe of Nebraska (6) (76 Stat. 937) Termination effective 10-27-66

other towns ontana)

21 NEVADA SUll Ea8 Superintendent Bur Nevada Agency (Phoenix Area Office) Cro Bureau of Indian Affairs Nav~ Stewart, Nevada 89437 N~ Confederated Tribes of the Goshute Te-Moak Bands of Western Sho­ Reservation (1) (in Nevada and Utah) shone Indians (1) (Battle Moun­ J tain, Elko and South Fork) C Duckwater Shoshone Tribe (1) Walker River Paiute Tribe of Ely Indian Colony (1) Nevada (1) Fort McDermitt Paiute and Sho­ Washoe Tribe of Nevada and Cali­ shone Tribe (1) (in Nevada and Oregon) fornia (1) (Carson Colony, -Dres­ slerville Colony and Woodfords Tribe of Paiute Indians (1) Community) Yerington Paiute Tribe (Campbell Lovelock Paiute Tribe (1) Ranch) (1) Moapa Band of Paiute Indians (1) Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe of Yomba Shoshone Tribe (1) Nevada (1) Paiute-Shoshone Tribe of the Fallon Reno-Sparks Indian Colony of (2) Nevada (1) Reservation and Colony Summit Lake Paiute Tribe, Nevada Ruby Valley (3) (1) Winnemucca Colony (1) Officer in Charge Superl (Nevada Agency, Fort] Western Shoshone Subagency Phoenix Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs Burea Owyhee, Nevada 89832 Fort Ii Navajo Shoshone-Paiute Tribes of the Duck New Valley Reservation (1) (in Nevada .(D and Idaho) Dil Gr: Superintendent 1 Colorado River Agency (Phoenix Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs Super: Parker, Arizona 85344 Jicari Fort Mojave Tribe (1) (in Arizona, Burea California, and Nevada) Dulce, EW MEXICO Jicarill: Superintendent Super Chinle Agency (Navajo Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs Mesca Chinle, Arizona 86503 Burea Mesca (2) (in Arizona, DistTict 11 New Mexico, and Utah) Tsailee-Wheatfields (in Arizona Apach~ (Districts and Chapters) and New Mexico) Rese 22 Superintendent Eastern Navajo Agency (Navajo Area Office) Bureau of Indian.Affairs Crownpoint, New Mexico 87313 rea Office) Navajo Nation (2) (in Arizona, Dist. 16 New Mexico, and Utah) Baca Bread Springs (Districts and Chapters) Casamero Lake 'estern Sho­ Alamo Cheechilgeetho 3attle Moun­ Canoneito Church Rock Fork) (Ramah-under Albuquerue Iyanbit Tribe of Area Office) Manuelito Mariano Lake Ja and Cali­ Dist. 15 Pinedale ;olony, Dres­ Becenti Red Rock Woodfords Crownpoint Rock Springs Dalton Pass Smith Lake e (Campbell Lake Valley Thoreau Little Water Tsayatoh (1) Paintado Standing' Rock Dist. 19 )f the Fallon Torreon and Star Lake Huerfano ny (2) Whitehorse Lake Nag'eezi White Rock Ojo Encino

Superintendent da Agency, Fort Defiance Agency (Navajo Area Office) lrea Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs Fort Defiance, Arizona 86504 Navajo Nation (2) (in Arizona, Fort Defiance (Arizona and New Mexico, and Utah) New Mexico) . (Districts and Chapters) Red Lake (Arizona and New Dist. 18 Mexico) Crystal (Arizona and New Mexico) rea Office) Superintendent Jicarilla Agency (Albuquerque Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs Dulce, New Mexico 87528

Jicarilla Apache Tribe (1)

Superintendent 'ea Office) Agency (Albuquerque Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs Mescalero, New Mexico 88340

Apache Tribe of the Mescalero (in Arizona Reservation (1) 23 Superintendent Northern Agency (Albuquerque Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs 11 P.O. Box 580 F Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501

Santa Clara Pueblo (1) San Ildefonso Pueblo (3) h Nambe Pueblo (3) San Juan Pueblo (3) L Picuris Pueblo (3) (3) A Pojoaque Pueblo (3) Tesuque Pueblo (3)

Superintendent Ramah-Navajo Agency (Albuquerque Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs Ramah, New Mexico 87321

Navajo Nation (2) (in Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah) Ramah Chapter

Superintendent Shiprock Agency (Navajo Area Office) U Bureau of Indian Affairs Shiprock, New :'.fexico 87420

Navajo Nation (2) (in Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah) (Districts and Chapters) SI F~ Dist. 9 Mexic.an Water (in Utah and Red Rock (in Arizona and New B~ Arizona) Mexico) j Red Mesa (in Utah and Ari­ P Sanostee (in Arizona and New I zona) Mexico) 11­ Rock Point Sheep Springs Sweetwater (l Shiprock Teecnospos (in New Mexico, Arizona and Utah) Two Grey Hills

Dist. 12 Dist. 13 (9 Aneth Burnham Beclabito (in Arizor.a and New Nenahnezad Mexico) Upper Fruitland

24 Superintendent ce) Southern Pueblos Agency (Albuquerque Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs P.O. Box 1667 Albuquerque, New Mexico 87103 Isleta Pueblo (1) San Felipe Pueblo (3) (l) (3) (3) anla Ana Pueblo (3) Cochiti Puehlo (3) Santo Dominp,'O Pueblo (3 Jemez Pueblo (3) Zia Pueblo (c J

Governor, Zuni Tribal Council ce) Zuni Agency (Albuquerque Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs Zuni, New Mexico 87327 Zuni Tribe (1)

Superintendent Ute Moulltain Agellcy (Albuquerque Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs Towaoc, Colorado 81334 ce) Ute MOllntain Ute Tribe (1) (in Colorado, New Mexico, and Utah)

EW YORK Spec:al Liais(lJl Representative (Washington Office, For "Tribes" of the Iroquois Coordinator) Confederacy New Bureau of Indian Affairs

.lew P.O. Box 268-A Irving, New York 14081 (13) Cayug-a Nation (3) (No re.­ (10) Onondaga Nation (3) ervation of it.s own-··-rnernbers live (11) St. Regis Band of Mohawks on Cattaraugus Reservalion owned (Akwesasne) (3) by the Seneca Nation). (15) T0M.wanda Band of Seneca (9) Oneida N a bon of New York Inrlians (3) (3) (16) Tuscarora Nation (3)

Special Liaison Repre~entative \'ashington Offic.e, For the Senec.a Nation New York Coordinator) Bun~au of Indian l ffail's P.O. Box 500 Salamanca, 1 ew York 14779 Seneca Nation (3) (13) Cattaraugus Reservation (12) 11 'gany Reservation (14) Oil Springs Reservation

25 Other Groups in New York Superil (54) Montauk Community (7) (17) Poosepatuck (7) (State res­ Sisseto (Long Island) (no corporate land ervation) (Long Island) Bureau base) (18) Shinnecock (7) (State reserva­ Sisseto tion) (Long Island) Sisseton· (in ~ NORTH CAROLINA Superi] Superintendent Standi] Cherokee Agency (Washington Office, Burea~ Bureau of Indian Affairs Director of Southeastern Fort Y Cherokee, North Carolina 28719 Agencies) Eastern Hand of Cherokee Indians Standin! (3) North

Other Groups in North Carolina Superil Turtle (55) Coharie Indians (7) Sampson (58) Lumbee Indians of North Burea~ and adjoining counties Carolina (7) (Robeson and ad­ Be1coUJ (56) Indians of Person County (7) joining counties) (70 Stat. 254) (57) Haliwa Indians (7) (Halifax (59) Waccamaw Communities (7) Turtle ~ and Warren Counties) Columbus and Brunswick Counties Indiali Monta

ORTH DAKOTA Superintendent Fort Berthold Agency (Aberdeen Area Office) Superi Bureau of Indian Affairs Anada New , North Dakota 58763 BUreal Three Affiliated Tribes of the Fort Anadai Berthold Reservation (1) Apache Caddo Superintendent (1) Comancl Fort Totten Agency (Aberdeen Area Office) Delawal Bureau of Indian Affairs ern 0 Fort Totten, North Dakota 58335 Devils Lake Sioux Tribe (2) Superi Ardmo Burem P.O. B ArdmG

Chicka! 26 Superintendent res­ Sisseton Agency (Aberdeen Area Olnce) Bureau of Indian Affairs lerva- Sisseton, South Dakota 57252 Sisseton-Wahpeton Sioux Tribe (2) (only a minor portion in North (in North and South Dakota) Dakota)

Superintendent Standing Rock Agency (Aberdeen Area Office) Iffice, Bureau of Indian Affairs :;tern Fort Yates, North Dakota 58538 cies) St.anding Rock Sioux Tribe (2) (in North and South Dakota)

Superintendent Turtle Mountain Agency (Aberdeen Area Office) North Bureau of Indian Affairs d ad­ Belcourt, North Dakota 58316 254) s (7) Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa lunties Indians (2) (some allotments in Montana)

OKLAHO A ffice) Superintendent Anadarko Agency (Anadarko Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs Anadarko, Oklahoma 73005 Apache (-Apache) (2) Fort Sill Apache Tribe (3) Caddo Indian Tribe of Oklahoma Kiowa (2) (1) Wichita Indian Tribe of Oklahoma " Indian Tribe (2) ~ce) (2) Delaware Tribe of Indians of West­ ern Oklahoma (2)

Superintendent Ardmore Agency (Muskogee Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs P.O. Box 997 Ardmore, Oklahoma 73401

Chickasaw Nation of Oklahoma (3)

27 Superintend€ Superintendent Agl Concho Agency (Anadarko Area Office) Bureau of In Bureau of Indian Affairs Shawnee, Ol~ Concho, Oklahoma 73022 Absentee-ShaWl Cheyenne- Tribes of Okla­ of Oklahoma homa (1) Citizen Band o:li of Oklahoma Superintendent Okmulgee Agency (Mus!cogee Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs P.O. Box 67 Superintende, Obnulgee, OJdahoma 7<14·r"'" Tahlequah Al Bureau of In& Alabama-Qu

/ Eastern Shawnee Tl'ibe of Okla­ Stat. \ia7) Superintend homa (1) 'Wyandotte Trihe of Oklahoma (J) Nevada AgE (Tpnnination PI~!Iding) (70 Stat. Miami Tribe of Oklahoma (1) Bureau of h 893) Stewart, Ne Seneca-Cayug-a Tribe of 0 klahoma Quapaw Tribe of Indians (2) ( 1 ) Fort McDermi Ottawa Tribe of Oklahoma (6) (70 Tribe (in Peoria Tribe of Indialli\ of Oklahoma Stat. UG3) 'l'crnlination effective (1) (1) (Termination Pending) (70 1959

28 Superintendent Shawnee Agency (Anadarko Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs Shawnee, Oklahoma 74801 Absentee-Shawnee Tribe of Indians Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma (1) of Oklahoma (1) Kickapoo Tribe of Oklahoma (1) Citizen Band of Potawatomi Indians Sac and Fox Tribe of Indians of of Oklahoma (I) Oklahoma (1)

Superintendent Tahlequah Agency (Muskogee Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs P.O. Box 459 Tahlequah, Oklahoma 74464

United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma (3) Indians in Oklahoma (1)

Superintendent Talihina Agency (Muskogee Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs P.O. Box 187 Talihina, Oklahoma 74571 Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma (3)

Superintendent Wewoka Agency (Muskogee Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs P.O. Box 1060 Wewoka, Oklahoma 74884 Seminole Nation of Oklahoma (2)

REGO Superintendent Nevada Agency (Phoenix Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs Stewart, Nevada 89437 Fort McDermit Paiute a.nd Shoshone Tribe (in Nevada and Oregon) (1)

29 Upper C Superintendent Upper U Umatilla Agency (Portland Area Office) Willamet Bureau of Indian Affairs Pendleton, Oregon 97801 Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation (2) (19) Senecas vation (8) established Superintendent whieh has Warm Springs Agency (Portland Area Office) the Kinzua Bureau of Indian Affairs Warm Springs, Oregon 97761

Confedeuted Tribes of the Warm Burns Paiute Indian Colony (2) Springs Reservation of Oregon (1) (61) Narrag Narragans County, (C( Other Groups in Orego (84) Klamath and Modoc Tribes Kwatami or Sixes and Yahooskin Band of Snake Lakmiut Indians (6) (68 stat, 718) Ter­ Long Tom Creek mination effective 8-13-61 Lower Coquille (85) Western Oregon Indians (6) Lower Umpqua (22) Cataw~ (68 Stat. 724) Termination effec­ Maddy reservatio~ tive 8-18-56 Maekanotin 592) Term Confederated Tribes of the Mary's River Grand Rhonde Community Multnomah Confederated Tribes of Siletz Munsel Creek Indians Naltunnetunne Alsea Nehalem Applegate Creek Nestucca Calapooya Northern Molalla Superinten Chafton Port Orfor'd Cheyenne l Chempho Pudding River Chetco Rogue River Bureau of Chetlessington Salmon River Eagle Butt Chinook Santiam Cheyenne Ri Clackamas Seoton Clatskanie Shashta Clatsop Shasta Costa Clowwewalla Siletz Superinten Coos Siuslaw Crow Cree' Cow Creek Skiloot Euchees Southern Molalla Bureau of Galie Creek Takelma P.O. Box 6 Grave Tillamook Fort Thorn Joshua Tolowa Karok Tualatin Crow Creek Kathlamet Tumwater Thompson Kusotony Tututui 30 Upper Coquille Yamhill Upper Umpqua Yaquina tJand Area Office) Willamette Yoncalla

EN SYLVANIA (19) Senecas of Cornplanter Reser­ Senecas now live with the Seneca vation (8) (no population) (state Nation of New York, or elsewhere. established) (Some acreage exists Voted not to reject the Indian Re­ which has not been condemned by organization Act of 1934,) tland Area Office) the Kinzua Dam. The Cornplanter

e Indian Colony (2) RHODE ISLA D

(61) Narraganset Community (7) merly state supervised. Some acre­ N arrag'.anset Church-Washington age left (non-taxable) around County, (Colonially derived; form- church, ) r Sixes

Creek SOUTH CA OLINA uille pqua (22) Catawba Tribe (6) (State (61A) Summerville Indians (7), reservation remains) (73 Stat, Dorchester and CoHeton Counties n 592) Termination effective 7-1-62

~el' ~ eek Hne SOUTH DAKOTA Molalla Superintendent cd Cheyenne River Agency ~iver (Aberdeen Area Office) r Bureau of Indian Affairs Eagle Butte, South Dakota 57625 Cheyenne River' Sioux Tribe (1)

Superintendent Crow Creek Agency (Aberdeen Area Office) ~olaUa Bureau of Indian Affiars P.O. Box 616 Fort Thompson, South Dakota 57339

Crow Cr'eek Sioux Tribe of Fort Thompson (2)

31 Superintendent Superintender Lower Brule Agency (Aberdeen Area Office) Flandreau Sch Bureau of Indian Affairs Bureau of Iudi Lower Brule, South Dakota 57548 Flandreau, SOl

Lower Brule Tribe of the Lower Flandreau Sante€ Brule Reservation (1)

Superintendent Pine Ridge Agency (Aberdeen Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs Pine Ridge, South Dakota 57770 (25) Alabama an of (6) Oglala Sioux Tribe of the Pine Ridge (68 stat. 768) Reservation (1) (in South Dakota tive 7-1-55 and Nebraska) State resel'Va~

Superintendent Rosebud Agency (Aberdeen Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs Superintendent Rosebud, South Dakota 57570 Fort Hall Agen( Rosebud Sioux Tribe (1) Bureau of India Fort Hall, Idahl Superintendent Northwestern Ban dians (Washak Sisseton Agency (Aberdeen Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs Sisseton, South Dakota 57262 Superintendent Nevada Agency Sisseton-Wahpeton Sioux Tribe (2) (only a minor portion in North (in North and South Dakota) Dakota) Bureau of India Stewart, Nevad; Superintendent Confederated Trib Reservation (1) Standing Rock Agency (Aberdeen Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs Utah) Fort Yates, North Dakota 58538

Standing Rock Sioux Tribe (2) (in Superintendent South Dakota and North Dakota) Shiprock Agenc Bureau of India Shiprock, New Superintendent Navajo Nation I Yankton Agency (Aberdeen Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs New Mexico, an( Wagner, South Dflkota 57380 (Districts and Dist.9 Yankton Sioux Tribe of Indians (2) Mel\.;can Wat. 32 Superintendent deen Area Office) Flandreau Sc:hoo[ (Aberdeen Area Office) Bureau of Inciian Affairs Flandreau, South Dakota 57028

Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe (1)

deen Area Office) TEXAS (25) Alabama and Coushatta Tribes (Most Coushattas live near but of Texas (6) off the r

'deen Area Office) UTAH Superintendent Fort Hall Agency (Portland Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs Fort Hall, Idaho 83203 Northwestern Band of Shoshone In­ dians (Wa~hakie) (4) rdeen Area Office)

Superintendent Nevada Agency (Phoenix Area Office) or portion in North Bureau of Indian Affairs Stewart, Nevada 89437 Confederated Tribes of the Goshute R.eservation (1) (in Nevada and ~deen Area Office) Utah)

Superintendent Shiprock Agency (Navajo Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs Shiprock, New .Mexico 87420 Navajo Nation (2) (in Arizona, Arizona) 'deen Area Office) New Mexico, and Utah) Red Mesa (in Utah and Ari­ zona) (Districts and Chapters) Teecnospos (in New Mexico, Dist.9 Arizona, and Utah) Mexican Water (in Utah and

33 Superintendent Tuba City Agency (Navajo Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs (63) Chickahomj Tuba City, Arizona 86045 (7) ( Provid, Charles City) Navajo Nation (2) (in Arizona, New Dist. 8 (20) Mattaponi Mexico, and Utah) Chllchinbeto (in Utah and hon (Districts and Chapters) Arizona) (21) Pamunkey Dennehotso (in Utah and Ari­ Dist. 2 tion zona) Navajo Mountain (in Utah and Arizona) Kayenta (in Utah and Arizona) Shonto (in Utah and Arizona) Oljatoh (in Utah and Arizona)

Superintenden­ Colville Agenc; Superintendent Bureau of Indi Uintah and Agency (Phoenix Area Office) Coulee Dam, V\' Bureau of Indian Affairs T)~ Fort Duchesne, Utah 84026 Confederated Reservation (2 Ute Indian Tribe of Uintah and Ouray (1) Superintenden Skull Valley (3) Northern Idah Bureau of lndl Lapwai, Idaho Superintendent (Albuquerque Area Office) Kalispel Indian ( Ute Mountain Agency Washinp;ton) Bureau of Indian Affairs Towaoc, Colorado 81334 Superintenden (1) (in occupied by the Allen Canyon Utes Spokane Agen' Colorado, New Mexico, and Utah­ near Blanding, Utah.) Bureau of Incli (Utah portion-scattered tracts Wellpinit, Waf Spokane Tribe (

Other Groups in Utab

(62) Southern Paiutes at Cedar (90) Koosharem City, Utah (7) (A group of in­ (91) Shivwitz formally organized Southern Pai­ ute Indians with no trust land (92) Affiliated Ute Citizens of Uin­ base. They reside on property tah and Ouray (6) (68 Stat. 868) owned by the Mormon Church.) Termination effective 8-27-61. Paiute Indians of Utah (6) (68 Stat. 1099) Termination ef­ fective 3-1-57 (88) Indian Peaks (89) Kanosh 34 IA vajo Area Office) (63) Chickahominy Communities (64) Potomac Community (7) (7) (Providence Forge and (Fredericksburg) Charles City) (65) Rappahanock COTIlTllunity (7) (Caroline, King and Queen Coun­ (20) Mattaponi (7) State reserva­ ties) o (in Utah and tion (66) Upper Mattaponi (7) (The (21) Pamunkey (7) State reserva­ town of Central Garag-e in King I (in Utah and Ari­ tion William County) n Utah and Arizona) Utah and Arizona) WASHING ON

Superintendent Colville Agency (Portland Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs oenix Area Office) Coulee Dam, Washington 99116

Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation (2)

Superintendent Northern Idaho Agency (Portland Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs Lapwai, Idaho 83540 Kalispel Indian Community (1) (in lerque Area Office) Washington)

Superintendent the Allen Canyon Utes Spokane Agency (Portland Area Office} rg, Utah.) Bureau of Indian Affairs Wellpinit, Washington 99040

Spokane Tribe (2)

sharem rn-itz d Ute Citizens of Uin­ 'ay (6) (68 Stat. 868) ~ effective 8-27-61.

35 Superintendent Red Cliff 1 Western Washington Agency (Portland Area Office) Chippewa Bureau of Indian Affairs Saginaw C 3006 Colby Ave. (Isabella Everett, Washington 98201 Michigan) Sokaogon Hoh Indian Tribe (1) nization (2) (Mole Lal Lower Elwha Tribal Community (1) Nooksack Indian Tribe (3) Makah Indian Tribe (1) Sauk-Suiattle Indian Community Muckleshoot Indian Tribe (1) (3) Nisqually Indian Community (1) Upper Skagit Indians (3) Port Gamble Indian Community (1) Chinook Indians (5) Puyallup Tribe (1) Cowlitz Indians (5) Quileute Tribe of Indians (l) Duwamish Indians (5) (67) Brothc Skokomish Indian Tribe (1) Jamestown Band of Clallam Indians Winnebago Squaxin Island Tribe (1) Suquamish Indian Tribe (1) (5) Kikiallus Indians (5) Swinomish Indian Tribal Community Lower Skagit (5) (1) Samish Tribe of Indians (5) Tulalip Tribes (1) S.an Juan Tribe (5) Confederated Tribes of the Chehalis Snohomish Indian Tribe (5) Reservation (2) Superintel1 Snoqualmie Indian Tribe (5) Lummi Tribe of Indians (2) Wind Rive Quinault Tribe of Indians (2) Steilacoom Indian Tribe (5) Bureau of Shoalwater Bay Indian Tribal Orga- Stillaguamish Indian Tribe (5) Fort Wash Northern AJ Shoshone {3 Superintenden Yakima Agency (Portland Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs Toppeni1

SCONS Superintendent Great Lakes Agency (Minneapolis Area Office) Bureau of Indian Affairs Ashland, Wisconsin 54806 Bad River Band of the Lake Super­ Keweenaw Bay Indian Community ior Tribe of Chippewa Indians of (L'Anse Reservation) (1) (in Wisconsin (1) Michigan) Bay Mills Indian Community (1) in Lac Courte Oreilles Band of Lake Michigan) Superior Chippewa Indians (1) Forest County Potawatomi Com­ Lac du Flambeau Band of Lake munity (1) Superior Chippewa Indians (1) Hannahville Indian Community (1) Oneida ·Tribe of Indians of Wiscon­ (in Michigan) sin (1) 36 :tland Area Office) Red Cliff Band of Lake Superior St. Croix Chippewa Indians of Wis­ Chippewa Indians (1) consin (1) Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe Stockbridge Munsee Community (1) (Isabella Reservation) (l) (in Wisconsin Winnebago Tribe (1) (in Michigan) Minnesota and Wisconsin) Sokaogon Chippewa Community I (Mole Lake) (1) an Tribe (3) Indian Community

Indians (3) Ot1te Go psin Wisconsin ns (5) IS (5) Iians (5) (67) Brotherton Community (7) (93) Tribe (6) (68 Stat. md of Clallam Indians Winnebago and Calamut Counties 250) Termination effective 4-30-61 ans (5) (5) of Indians (5) ,be (5) WYOMING dian Tribe (5) Superintendent ndian Tribe (5) Wind River Agency (Billings Area Office) dian Tribe (5) Bureau of Indian Affairs Indian Tribe (5) Fort Washakie, Wyoming 82514 Northern Arapaho (3) Shofihone (3) rtland Area Office)

~polis Area Office)

ay Indian Community ~eservation) ( 1) (in heilles Band of Lake lippewa Indians (1) nbeau Band of Lake ~ippewa Indians (1) of Indians of Wiscon-

37 AREA OFFICES

Aberdeen Area OHice Muskogee Area OHice Bureau of Indian AHairs Bureau of Indian AHairs 820 South Main St. Federal Bldg. Aberdeen, S. Dak. 57401 Muskogee, Okla. 74401 (Nebr., N. Oak. and S. Dak. (Eastern Okla.) Albuquerque Area OHice Navajo Area OHice Bureau of Indian Affairs Bureau of Indian Affairs 5301 Central ".ve. NE. P.O. Box 1060 P.O. Box 8327 Window Rock, Ariz. 86515 Albuquerque, N. Mex. 87108 (Ariz., Utah, and New Mex.) (Colo., N. Mex.) Anadarko Area OHice Phoenix Area OHice Bureau of Indian Affairs Bureau of Indian AHairs Federal Bldg. 124 West Thomas Rd. P.O. Box 368 P.O. Box 7007 Anadarko, Okla. 73005 Phoenix, Ariz. 85011 (Kans. and Western Okla.) Portland Area OHice Billings Area Office Bureau of Indian AHa irs Bureau of Indian AHairs 1425 Irving St. NE. 316 North 26th St. P.O. Box 3735 Billings, Mont. 59101 Portland, Oreg. 97208 (Mont. and Wyo.) (Oreg. Wash., and Idaho) Juneau Area Office Sacramento Area OHice Bureau of Indian AHairs Bureau of Indian AHairs P.O. Box 3--8000 Federal OHice Bldg. Juneau, Alaska 99801 (Alaska) 2800 Cottage Way Sacramento, Calif. 95825 Minneapolis Area OHice Bureau of Indian Affairs Di rector, Southeastern Agencies 831 Second Ave. South Bureau of Indian Affairs Minneapolis, Minn. 55402 1951 Constitution Ave., NW. (Minn., Iowa, Mich, and Wise.) Washington, D.C. 20242

New York Coordinator Bureau of Indian Affairs 1951 Constitution Ave., NW Washington, D.C. 20242

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