RESERVATIONS AND TRIBES OF MONTANA
AND WYOMING

Montana's Indian population today includes representatives of more than a
dozen blood groups.
About 20,000 still live on or near the State's seven reservations, which
total more than 5 million acres. In addition to these trust lands,
another 125,000 acres of federally owned land are
 used.

Reservation

Principal Tribe

Population 1

Land area ( acres )

Tribal Governing Body

MONTANA Blackfeet

Blackfeet

5,800

901,939

Business Council of 9 elected members

Crow

Crow

3,500

1,567,348

General Council — one vote per tribal member

Flathead

Salish and Kootenai

2,900

617,553

Confederated Council of 10 elected members

Fort Belknap

Gros Ventre and Assiniboine

2,100

595,660

Elected Council of 6 Gros Ventre and 6 Assini-boines

Fort Peck

Northern Cheyenne

Rocky Boy's

Sioux and Assiniboine

Northern Cheyenne

Chippewa and Cree

3,100 2,100 900

889,255 433,273 107,612

Elected Executive Board of 12 members, plus chairman, vice chairman and sergeant at arms

Ten-member, elected, council headed by President elected at large

Business Committee of 9 elected members

WYOMING Wind River

Shoshone (1,500) Arapahoe (2,200)

3,700

1,886,670

Business Council for each tribe of 6 elected members.2

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