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Yerington OHIO Lenape Bridgeport Duckwater River Indian Tribe Nanticoke Chicken Ranch of Delaware Indian Tuolumne UTAH INDIANA Tribe Colorado Sac and Fox Nation Iowa (KS-NE) ILLINOIS DISTRICT OF Benton Paiute COLUMBIA Paiute (UT) North Kickapoo (KS)/Sac and Fox Nation Ohio Picayune Kickapoo (KS) WEST Fork Bishop COLORADO Timbi-Sha Shoshone i Rive Table Mountain Big Sandy ssour r VIRGINIA Big Prairie Mi Mattaponi Pine Band of Rive Cold Springs Potawatomi Nation r Eastern Chickahominy Pamunkey Fort Atlantic Ocean Independence Chickahominy Santa Rosa Paiute Lone Pine (UT) KANSAS (Rancheria) Ute VIRGINIA Tule River Mountain Rio Arkansas MISSOURI Moapa G R Timbi-Sha Shoshone ran ive River Kaibab de r Ute Mountain Meherrin Las Vegas KENTUCKY Southern Ute Haliwa- Sappony Saponi CALIFORNIA Navajo Nation Jicarilla Hopi Occaneechi-Saponi Santa Ynez Navajo Nation Apache Miami/Peoria Miami Quapaw Havasupai Nation Hualapai Taos Kaw/Ponca Kaw Peoria Ohkay Owingeh Ottawa Modoc NORTH CAROLINA Hopi OKLAHOMA Tonkawa Wyandotte Eastern Shawnee Santa Picuris Osage Coharie Clara San Ildefonso Ponca Pawnee er Coharie Fort Mojave Seneca-Cayuga iv Jemez Pojoaque Otoe-Missouria Cherokee R San Manuel Hualapai Navajo Nation Nambe TENNESSEE Laguna ee Twenty-Nine Tesuque s Cochiti r s Lumbee Morongo Palms Chemehuevi ARIZONA Cheyenne-Arapaho e e Eastern v n Navajo Nation Santo Domingo Iowa Sac i Cherokee Catawba Waccamaw Pechanga Soboba Yavapai-Apache Nation Zia Creek n Pee Dee Agua Caliente Zuni San Felipe/Santo Domingo Kickapoo and R e Siouan Ramona Yavapai- Kiowa-Comanche-Apache- Fox T Upper South Carolina Cahuilla Cabazon Prescott Sandia San Felipe Augustine Zuni Santa Fort Sill Apache/Caddo- Caddo- Creek/ Pee Dee Pauma Tonto Apache San Felipe/Santa Ana Wichita-Delaware Wichita- Seminole Pala Zuni Ana Delaware i and Yuima Torres-Martinez Colorado Acoma Laguna p Isleta ip Waccamaw Rincon Santa s Echota River Fort McDowell s Los Coyotes Rosa Navajo Nation i Cherokee United Cherokee San Pasqual Kiowa-Comanche- ARKANSAS s Santa Ysabel Yavapai Nation Fort Apache s Ani-Yun-Wiya Red Apache- Seminole i SOUTH CAROLINA La Jolla Inaja and Cosmit River Citizen Potawatomi Echota Nation Pacific Ocean Fort Sill Apache M Mesa Grande Capitan Grande Nation- Cherokee Beaver Creek Barona Salt River NEW MEXICO Absentee Shawnee Santee Percent Distribution of the American Indian and Alaska Native Population Sycuan Ewiiaapaayp Choctaw Cherokee Tribe Campo Gila River San Carlos of Northeast Alabama by American Indian/Alaska Native Area of Residence: 2010 Jamul Manzanita Fort Yuma Maricopa Chickasaw Viejas Wassamasaw Cocopah (Ak Chin) Outside of American Indian/ La Posta American Indian Areas* Alaska Native Village Statistical Areas Mescalero Alaska Native Areas HAWAII American Indian and Tohono Pascua Pueblo Yaqui MISSISSIPPI ALABAMA GEORGIA B Alaska Native alone O'odham ra 20.5 1.5 78.0 zo or in combination Nation s 5.2 million 0 50 100 150 200 Kilometers R Poarch Creek Tohono O'odham Nation iv er 0 50 100 150 200 Miles American Indian and Alaska Native alone 30.7 2.2 67.0 Mississippi 2.9 million Ysleta del Sur Choctaw Star Muskogee Creek LOUISIANA Cher-O- American Indian and Adais Caddo MaChis Creek Lower Creek Alaska Native 7.3 0.5 92.1 Apache Choctaw Jena Band MOWA in combination Number of American Indians and Alaska Natives: 2010 TEXAS of Choctaw Choctaw Poarch Creek Tama 2.3 million *Includes federal American Indian reservations and/or off-reservation trust lands, Oklahoma tribal statistical areas, tribal designated statistical areas, Clifton Tunica- state American Indian reservations, and state designated tribal statistical areas. 25 Reservations with Largest AIAN Populations Choctaw Biloxi Mississippi Note: Percentages may not sum to 100.0 due to rounding. Alabama-Coushatta Four Lake Choctaw Winds Coushatta Pontchartrain Cherokee R Chitimacha FLORIDA Blackfeet io United MEXICO Houma Colville9 9 G Nation ran 9 Red Lake de 9 Yakama 9 Fort Peck 9 Nation Flathead Turtle Mountain 9 9 9 Leech Lake Standing White Gulf of Mexico Rock Tampa 9 Crow 9 Earth Cheyenne Kickapoo (TX) 9 Wind River Fort Pierce American Indian or Alaska Native Alone or in Combination 9 River Pine as a Percent of County Population: 2010 Ridge 9 9 Rosebud Ten Largest Tribal Grouping Populations: 2010 Brighton Legend Miccosukee Lake Cherokee 284,247 534,858 Okeechobee Big Coconut Total: 819,105 Annette American Indian Reservation and/or Off-Reservation Immokalee Creek Navajo 286,731 45,398 Total: 332,129 Cypress Island Trust Land (Federal) Seminole (FL) 103,910 91,854 Total: 195,764 Miccosukee Hollywood Choctaw Kickapoo Oklahoma Tribal Statistical Area 9 Navajo Nation Mexican American Hopi 9 Osage 9 121,221 54,273 Total: 175,494 Samish 9 Eastern Cherokee Indian 9 Zuni Tribal Designated Statistical Area Gila For more information about the U.S. Census Bureau, Chippewa 112,757 57,985 Total: 170,742 River 9 Fort Apache AIAN Pamunkey American Indian Reservation (State) American Indian and Alaska Native (AIAN) areas and statistics, 9 9 San Carlos Population Sioux 112,176 57,934 Total: 170,110 9 Tohono O'odham Nation 50,000 Santee For information on AIAN tribal groupings, see Appendix B in the 9 State Designated Tribal Statistical Area 2010please Census visit www.census.gov Summary File 1 - and Technical fact�inder2.census.gov. Documentation at Mississippi Choctaw 40,000 Apache 63,193 48,617 Total: 111,810 Aleut Alaska Native Regional Corporation www.census.gov/prod/cen2010/doc/sf1.pdf. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2010 Census Redistricting Percent of 30,000 Blackfeet 78,025 Total: 105,304 Data (Public Law 94-171) Summary File, Table P1 and Population 27,279 International Boundary State Boundary 2010 Census Summary File 1. 8.0 or more 20,000 39,980 Total: 88,332 Creek Alone NOTE: The boundaries and names shown on this map are those reported to the U.S. Census Bureau 3.0 to 7.9 48,352 10,000 and are in effect as of January 1, 2010. The boundaries shown on this map are for Census Bureau 1.5 to 2.9 Iroquois 40,432 Total: 81,002 In Any Combination statistical data collection and tabulation purposes only; their depiction and designation for Less than 1.5 0 40,570 statistical purposes do not constitute a determination of jurisdictional authority or rights of ownership or entitlement.
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