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Explore whose treaty lands and which nations are located closest to your school using this map. Try turning on the county and city layer to help you find the correct location. The map’s key is located below the map.

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This map is an adaptation of the Native Nations Map from The Ways.

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  Treaty Lands (1800)
  Tribal Lands (present day)

* Brothertown is not state or federally recognized.

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American Indian Nations of Wisconsin

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Brothertown Nation*

(not federally/state recognized)

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