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Current tribal lands (in yellow) of some 185,000 acres (c. 2002), contrasted with the Indian Claims Commission (ICC) determined aboriginal use area of some 13 million acres. Tribal lands in this map refers to tribal fee and trust lands, as well as individual Nez Perce-owned allotments. Notice the recent land acquisitions in northeast Oregon, near the ancestral lands of the Joseph Band, not far from Lake Wallowa.
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Current Tribal Lands in contrast to the ICC boundary
Date Created:
2002
Description:
Current tribal lands (in yellow) of some 185,000 acres (c. 2002), contrasted with the Indian Claims Commission (ICC) determined aboriginal use area of some 13 million acres. Tribal lands in this map refers to tribal fee and trust lands, as well as individual Nez Perce-owned allotments. Notice the recent land acquisitions in northeast Oregon, near the ancestral lands of the Joseph Band, not far from Lake Wallowa.
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"Current Tribal Lands in contrast to the ICC boundary", Nimíipuu L3, Center for Digital Inquiry and Learning (CDIL)
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https://cdil.lib.uidaho.edu/nimiipuu-l3/items/nimiipuu-l3-034.html
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