Warm Springs Indian Reservation (Oregon): Difference between revisions

The Warm Springs Reservation is located in north central (Jefferson, [[Wasco_County,_Oregon|Wasco]], [[Linn_County,_Oregon|Linn]], [[Marion_County,_Oregon|Marion]] and [[Clackamas_County,_Oregon|Clackamas]] Counties)  Oregon, northwest of Madras.  

:Principal tribes -- DesChutes (Tyich or Tyigh and Wyam), John Day (Dockspuse or Tukspushe), [[Paiute_Indians|Paiute]], Tenino, Warm Springs (Tilknni), Wasco (Kigaltwalla, Dog River, and Dalles bands)<ref>''A Guide to the Indian Tribes of the Pacific Northwest,'' by Robert H. Ruby and John Arthur Brown, p. 54, 56.</ref>  

:Population -- 1,355 (1855); 2,200 (1985)<ref>''A Guide to the Indian Tribes of the Pacific Northwest,'' by Robert H. Ruby and John Arthur Brown, p. 56.</ref> 1969: Tirbal [[American_Indian_Enrollment_Records|enrollment]]: 1,761

Many of the records for the Indians living on the Warm Springs Reservation are a part of the Warm Springs Agency now housed in the [[National_Archives_Pacific_Alaska_Region_(Anchorage)|Pacific Alaska Regional Archives]] of the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) in Seattle<ref>Guide to Federal Records, Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Record Group 75. [http://www.archives.gov/research/guide-fed-records/groups/075.html Available online].</ref>.  

Land records: Tribally owned: 480,196 acres. [[American_Indian_Allotment_Records|Alloted ]]land: 84,118 acres