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31Mandan language — Mandan Spoken in United States Region Fort Berthold Reservation, North Dakota Native speakers 1 Language family Siouan …
32Mandan — For other uses, see Mandan (disambiguation). Mandan Portrait of Sha kó ka, a Mandan girl, by George Catlin, 1832 Total population fewer than the 6,000 (1990s) enrolled in the Three Affiliated Tribe …
33Occaneechi — Total population 700 Regions with significant populations United States (North Carolina, Virginia) Languages English, formerly the Occaneechi language Religion Indigenous Religion …
34Lenguas siux — Distribución geográfica: Grandes Llanuras Países:  Estados Unidos …
35Southeast Indian — Any member of the aboriginal North American Indians who inhabited what is now the southeastern U.S. The Southeast was one of the more densely populated areas of native North America, having an aboriginal population conservatively estimated at 120 …
36Indians of Iowa — 1718 Guillaume Delisle map, showing locations of the Ioway (Aiouez au Pauotez), the Omaha (Maha), the Otoe (Octotata), the Kaw (Cansez) and the main voyageur trail (Chemin des voyageurs). Indians of Iowa include numerous Native American tribes… …
37Lakota language — language name=Lakota nativename=Lakhota states=United States, with some speakers in Canada region=Primarily North Dakota and South Dakota, but also northern Nebraska, southern Minnesota, and northern Montana speakers=8,000–9,000… …
38Sioux language — language name=Sioux nativename=Dakota, Lakota states=United States, Canada region=Northern Nebraska, southern Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, northeastern Montana, Canada speakers=26,300 (6,495 in Canada)… …
39Native American tribes in Virginia — Estimated linguistic divisions ca. AD 1565. Green is Algonquian, orange is Iroquoian, and olive is Siouan language. This page details the history and current status of Indian tribes in the Commonwealth of Virginia. All of the Commonwealth of… …
40Saponi people — Saponi Total population unknown Regions with significant populations Originally from Virginia and North Carolina, many later relocated to Ontario, Canada, and Georgia, Tennessee, and Ohio …
