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3 maps of the area nice maps from the Lowery Pages nice maps from the Lowery Pages very big and detailed who speaks what where lots of info, too from the University of Washington Library shows where they lived along the Gulf Coast clickable map by regions give you a list of local tribes 1593 map by CORNELIS DE JODE from the University of Maine 1570 by ABRAHAM ORTELIUS. by Vincenzo Coronelli "Sanson, geographer to the French King, created this curious map of North America combining some new factual information with the older mythical geography . The map is apparently the first to show the location of the Apache Indians and the villages of Santa Fe (he incorrectly located it on the west side of the Rio Grande) and Socorro" 1669 by NICOLAS SANSON 1757 by Johannes Cóvens and Cornelius Mortier 1746 by Jean Baptiste d'Anville by Nicholas Sanson, more detailed than 1644 map 1827 by Philippe Marie Guillaume Vandermaelen nice map showing the homelands of the ancient peoples from the "Panoramic Maps" collection from the EPA site shows where they are and has info on them "the most imporant atlases for the study of Native Americans" this took place on October 15, 1606 by Leonard Tarrant part of the Creek War detailed map of the fort pinponts this Colorado landmark shows where coastlines were across the continent By Jose Arredondo map of the park shows movements of both sides from "The West" from the Chickasaw Nation page used during the French and Indian War from the Federal Air Rules for Indian Reservations website detailed map detailed map who lived where nicely done map Archive of a website which may no longer exist - lots of info from CSU San Marcos from CSU San Marcos an EPA Map the state by lanuage groups lots of links, too |
a map of their area of influence, and more more maps of "New Mexico" by Eusebio Francisco Kino in 1705 detailed map of the park map of the are around the park and other sites nearby zoom in and out a detailed map from the War Department their original homelands "prior to the European invasion" several thumbnail maps - very detailed in 1791 - before removal, 1838 beautiful map showing the tribal lands and the entire state showing boundaries and districts in 1907 shows where many Cherokee settled after going west of the Mississippi-1817 where some lived west of the Mississippi detailed map from the Federal Air Rules for Indian Reservations website detailed map of every State 1765 by ROBERT ROGERS from the Federal Air Rules for Indian Reservations website from the Federal Air Rules for Indian Reservations website from the Federal Air Rules for Indian Reservations website from the Federal Air Rules for Indian Reservations website from the Federal Air Rules for Indian Reservations website from the Federal Air Rules for Indian Reservations website from the Federal Air Rules for Indian Reservations website by A. Finley 1824 by S. Augustus Mitchell, 1850 1777 by Covens and Mortier 1780 by Bernard Romans map of area around the Connor Battlefield (near Sheridan, Wyoming) de Soto's travels through the Southeastern United States - a nice "clickable" site from the Federal Air Rules for Indian Reservations website shows the route they took 1509 by MARTIN WALDSEEMÜLLER 1777, "Drawn by a Gentleman from That City" from the Federal Air Rules for Indian Reservations website shows when and what lands were ceded then and now detailed map showing then and now now and in 1832 shows many of the major battles |
from "The West" a virtual reality movie names many of the areas and regions shows where they are lots of maps of this area from DesertUSA magazine de Soto Map Links:de Soto's Travels through Alabama (TTA) centered on Apafalaya de Soto's TTA centered on Gadsden de Soto's TTA north of Montgomery de Soto's TTA centered on northern Alabama de Soto's TTA centered on Selma de Soto's TTA centered on Anoixi de Soto's TTA centered on the Arkansas Post Area de Soto's TTA centered on northern Arkansas de Soto's TTA details of northern Arkansas de Soto's TTA centered on the Ozarks de Soto's TTA centered on Pine Bluff de Soto's Travels through Arkansas centered on southern Arkansas de Soto's Travels through Arkansas centered on the White River de Soto's Travels through Alabama centered on Selma de Soto's Travels through Florida (TTF) centered on Charlotte Harbor de Soto's TTF between Tampa Bay and Tallahassee de Soto's TTF centered on Tallahassee de Soto's TTF centered on Tampa Bay de Soto's Travels through Georgia centered on Ashville de Soto's Travels through Georgia centered on Waynesville de Soto's Travels through Illinois centered on Chicago de Soto's Travels through Illinois centered on El Dorado de Soto's Travels through Illinois centered on southern Illinois de Soto's Travels through Indiana centered on Casqui de Soto's Travels through Kentucky through the State de Soto's Travels through Louisiana centered on northern Lousisiana de Soto's Travels through Louisiana his retreat through Lousisiana de Soto's Travels through Louisiana along the Lousisiana coastline de Soto's Travels through Missouri (TTM) centered on Farmingtom de Soto's TTM centered on Lesterville de Soto's TTM centered on southern Missouri de Soto's TTM east of Branson de Soto's TTM south of Springfield de Soto's TTM centered on Summersville de Soto's Travels through Tennessee through the State de Soto's Travels through Texas shows his travels along the coastline de Soto's Travels through Texas shows his overland routes de Soto's Travels through Texas shows his retreat Detailed Map of Desoto's Trails thru the Southeast from the FloridaHistory site end of de Soto Map Links |
c.1571 by SEBASTIAN MÜNSTER an extremely large 1793 map of Kentucky & Captain John Smith's 1614 map of New England early maps who had them & when who had them & when who had them & when who had them & when who had them & when who had them & when across the continent By Jose Arredondo by Jose Arredondo across the continent By Jose Arredondo across the continent by Jose Arredondo in Idaho & Nevada lots of detail shows several of the main routes shows how migrations were made a state-by-state detailed copy of a map made in 1895 a very detailed map a very detailed map a very detailed map a very detailed map a very detailed map a very detailed map a very detailed map a very detailed map northeast of the county, including Martin County the whole county northeast part of the county northwest part of the county southeast part of the county southwest part of the county basic areas involved nicely done 1750 map dozens of links An Exhibition of Maps and Navigational Instruments shows where they are and has info on them several maps from Paula Giese several small tribes |
details of the area in Arizona a map showing the location of this fort shows this French colonial fort and sea routes of the area a virtual reality movie in Kansas details of the fort's layout map of the area in Wyoming in Idaho  The Wagon Box Fight: An Episode of Red Cloud's War
map of area around the fort & the Fetterman & Wagon Box fights - PDF shows where it is in Wyoming a virtual reality movie shows where it is in Wyoming from Mappery a virtual reality movie from Ferdinand Leigh Claiborne map of the fort and sourrounding areas local map near the Lower Sioux Agency details of the fort & grounds Kearny's march from the fort map of the fort and surrounding area excellent drawing of the fort map of the region and other nearby forts schematic of the fort where they went 1822 by James Finlayson LOTS of maps show tribal areas show tribal areas Cherokee lands are maked as "Gold Region" in PDF format show tribal areas show tribal areas |
"Based on Mercator-Ortelius information this is the first separately published map of the California region" 1603 by CORNELIUS WYTFLIET from the University of Washington Library who lived where tribal boundaries "Territorial Expansion of the United States 1783-1898" Historic Shawnee Villages
the title says it all great resource! from the Federal Air Rules for Indian Reservations website map of the area map of the area detailed map of the battlefield a map showing these areas from Rootsweb from Rootsweb from Rootsweb from Rootsweb from Rootsweb from Rootsweb from Rootsweb from Rootsweb from Rootsweb from Rootsweb how the continent is divided Indian Land Areas (1978)
from the BIA, a "clickable" map Indian Land Areas for Great Lakes
tribal boundaries Indian Land Areas for Inset Region
tribal boundaries in the Pacific northwest Indian Land Areas for North Central
tribal boundaries Indian Land Areas for Northeast
tribal boundaries Indian Land Areas for Northwest
detailed legend Indian Land Areas for South Central
tribal boundaries Indian Land Areas for Southeast
tribal boundaries Indian Land Areas for Southwest
tribal boundaries clickable map by region Excellent series of maps showing where the"official" tribal lands were located  the December 2000 "Link of the Month"
a detailed map from 1895 where they lived then The Northeast corner: which tribes had what around modern Atlanta a short page with a nice map how they spread |
a map showing his basic movements from the Federal Air Rules for Indian Reservations website an interactive map Journey of the First Americans
shows the spread of people across the continent 1765 by Isaac Tirion from the tribe's website from around 1910 old maps for almost each county 1795 by Jean Baptiste d'Anville and Thomas Pownall lots of detail from the Federal Air Rules for Indian Reservations website from the Federal Air Rules for Indian Reservations website lots of detail from the Federal Air Rules for Indian Reservations website from the Federal Air Rules for Indian Reservations website from the University of Washington Library from the Federal Air Rules for Indian Reservations website an 1818 map current map of the U.S. nicely done nice map of the area nice map of the area in 1677, "John Foster made this map, the first to be printed in North America, as a geographical guide to Hubbard's history of King Philip's War." nicely done also nicely done highly detailed map showing tribal ranges the areas of early Zapotec occupation from the "Alabama Department of Archives and History" highly detailed based on a 1797 map very old maps from the University of Arizona Archive from a website which may no longer exist where to find them which groups are where "Rise and Fall of Cities and States" "Setting the Stage For Civilization" "World of Trade and Tribute" |
eastern part very large western part from Wikipedia links to several maps a small map of the reservation another map of the reservation from the Federal Air Rules for Indian Reservations website from the University of Washington Library from the Federal Air Rules for Indian Reservations website from the University of Washington Library from the Federal Air Rules for Indian Reservations website from the University of Washington Library who lived where, including much of Mexico about them, too from the Federal Air Rules for Indian Reservations website from the Federal Air Rules for Indian Reservations website from the Carrier Sekani Tribal Council website from the Federal Air Rules for Indian Reservations website from the Federal Air Rules for Indian Reservations website from the Federal Air Rules for Indian Reservations website from the Carrier Sekani Tribal Council website maps showing parts of TN & KY with some Indian lands shown how the USA expanded what types of activities are threating native peoples Florida's largest group of aboriginal Indians Where did the Timucuans live? one of the oldest maps of this battle Wikipedia site from the Carrier Sekani Tribal Council website several maps what times and areas they covered lots of info from the Carrier Sekani Tribal Council website northern California tribal areas from the Federal Air Rules for Indian Reservations website from the University of Washington Library from the Mocasin telegraph |
