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Aboriginal Maps
Here you will find websites of individual Tribes, Nations, and Bands with maps of traditional territory. You will also find placename maps here.
Please contact us at info@nativemaps.org if you would like to add a link. Alternatively, if you are logged in you may upload a map to the Member's Maps section.
First Nations of Canada and North America (Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs)
Posted September 26th, 2007 by Eliana*Updated* The AMC redid their website, which broke the links for a while. The links have now been restored.
The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs provides maps of Canada, Manitoba, North America, etc. Please contact the AMC if you intend to use these maps.
Tsuu T'ina, AB
Posted September 24th, 2007 by ElianaThe Tsuu T'ina Nation provide a map of their traditional territory on their website:
Nisga'a Names, Nisga'a Lands
Posted September 20th, 2007 by ElianaThe Nisga'a Lisims Government provides links to:
Maps: http://www.nisgaalisims.ca/?page=government/lands/lands/maps
The Secwepemc Area Map
Posted June 26th, 2007 by rwilliamThe Secwepemc are comprised of 17 bands, dispersed over approximately 18% of the total area of British Columbia, in the south-central interior. The Secwepemc, in terms of traditional land base and population, are one of the largest First Nations groups in BC. The traditional lands occupy 105,000 sq. km. The total population is 8,475 of which 4,221 live on reserve.
