Ak Chin Indian Reservation (Arizona)

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Ak Chin Indian Reservation (Arizona)

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The Ak Chin Indian Reservation (also known as the Ak Chin Indian Community) is a federally-recognized reservation, located 58 miles south of Phoenix in the Santa Cruz Valley in Pinal County, Arizona.

Established --

Agency (BIA) -- Pima Agency located at Sacaton, Arizona

Principal tribes -- Pima and Tahona O'odham (formerly known as Papago)

Population --

Records

For Further Reading

See also American Indian For Further Reading.

• Ak Chin Community web site.