Native Nations

Annette Islands Reserve

Alaska’s only Indian reservation

Blackfeet Reservation

Where the Great Plains meet the Rocky Mountain Front

Cherokee Nation

The largest of the Five Tribes, centered on Tahlequah

Chickasaw Nation

South-central Oklahoma’s Chickasaw homeland, governed from Ada

Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma

The first nation removed on the Trail of Tears

Crow Reservation

Apsáalooke homeland and the Little Bighorn battlefield

Fort Berthold Reservation

Home of the Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara Nation

Havasupai Reservation

The people of the blue-green water, deep in the Grand Canyon

Hopi Reservation

Mesa-top villages among the oldest communities in North America

Menominee Reservation

A model forest and a nation restored

Muscogee (Creek) Nation

The reservation at the center of McGirt v. Oklahoma

Navajo Nation

The largest reservation in the United States

Onondaga Nation

The Firekeepers of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy

Pine Ridge Reservation

Oglala Lakota homeland and the site of Wounded Knee

Qualla Boundary

Home of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians

Red Lake Nation

The closed reservation around Minnesota’s largest lake

Rosebud Reservation

Homeland of the Sicangu Lakota

San Carlos Apache Reservation

Western Apache homeland on the Gila River

Seminole Tribe of Florida

The Unconquered Seminoles of the Everglades

Standing Rock Reservation

Lakota and Dakota homeland on the Missouri River

Taos Pueblo

A thousand-year-old living village in northern New Mexico

Tohono Oʼodham Nation

The Desert People of the Sonoran borderlands

Tribal Nations and Reservations

How 575 sovereign Native nations fit on the U.S. map

Uintah and Ouray Reservation

Home of the Ute Indian Tribe in Utah’s Uinta Basin

Wind River Reservation

Wyoming’s only reservation, shared by two nations

Yakama Nation

Fourteen tribes and bands beneath Mount Adams