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Welcome to our North Dakota State Facts section, part of an educational project designed to provide information about indigenous people in different U.S. states. Follow the links to the right of our tribal map for more information about the language, culture and history of each North Dakota tribe, or scroll below the map for North Dakota Indian activities including a wordsearch, fact sheets, and words from the Native American languages of North Dakota. Feel free to print any of these materials out for classroom use!
American Indians in North Dakota![]() |
The Arikara tribe The Assiniboine tribe (Nakoda) The Chippewa tribe The Hidatsa tribe The Lakota and Dakota Sioux tribes The Mandan tribe |
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1 Spirit Lake Sioux Tribe: P.O. Box 359 Fort Totten, ND 58335 2 Standing Rock Sioux Tribe: P.O. Box D Fort Yates, ND 58538 http://www.standingrock.org/ 3 Three Affiliated Tribes: HC3 Box 2 New Town, ND 58763 http://www.mhanation.com/ 4 Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa: P.O. Box 900 Belcourt, ND 58316 |
North Dakota Tribes Word Search: Printable puzzle hiding the names of North Dakota's Indian tribes.
North Dakota Language Greetings: Learn to say "hello" in several Native North Dakota languages.
North Dakota Native Animals: Learn the Native American names of North Dakota animals.
North Dakota Indian Facts for Kids:
Answers to frequently asked questions about the tribes of North Dakota.
Storytelling Time: Coffee-table book of art and history from the tribes of North and South Dakota.
North Dakota Indians: Introducing North Dakota's Native American history and culture to kids.
Sioux: This is a very good book on the Dakota Indians for kids and teens.
Love Medicine: Native North Dakota author Louise Erdrich's excellent first novel about Chippewa life.
Uses of Plants by the Indians of the Missouri River Region Handbook of herbs, food crops, and plant lore among the prairie tribes.
North Dakota Reservations:
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