Apsáalooke Reservation

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Apsáalooke Reservation is the name used by the Crow people for their large Native American reservation in south-central Montana, home to the Apsáalooke (Crow) Nation.

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Apsáalooke Reservation canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Native American reservation
indigenous territory
territorial entity
administeredBy Apsáalooke Nation
Crow Nation
alsoKnownAs Crow Indian Reservation
Crow Reservation
borderedBy Bighorn River
Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation
Yellowstone River
contains Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area (part)
Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument (vicinity)
containsSettlement Crow Agency, Montana
Fort Smith, Montana
Lodge Grass, Montana
Pryor, Montana
Wyola, Montana
country United States of America
ethnicGroup Apsáalooke people
linked to: Apsáalooke

Crow people
governedBy Crow Tribal Chairman
hasAlternativeEthnonymLanguage Crow
hasCapital Crow Agency, Montana
hasCulturalEvent Apsáalooke powwows
Crow Fair
hasEducationalInstitution Little Big Horn College
hasGovernmentType tribal government jurisdiction
hasHealthService Indian Health Service facilities
hasJurisdiction Crow Tribal Court
hasLawEnforcement Crow Tribal Police Department
hasPrimaryEthnonymLanguage Apsáalooke
hasPrimaryReligion Apsáalooke traditional religion
Christianity
hasTribalGovernment Crow Tribal Council
landUse agriculture
coal mining
cultural preservation
ranching
locatedIn Montana
south-central Montana
locatedInTimeZone Mountain Time Zone
namedAfter Apsáalooke people
linked to: Apsáalooke
officialLanguage English
partOf Crow Nation homeland
recognizedBy United States federal government
traditionalLanguage Crow language
traversedBy Little Bighorn River

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Crow Indian Reservation nativeName Apsáalooke Reservation