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An Indian reservation is a piece of land owned and maintained by a Native American tribe and protected by the United States Department of the Interior’s Bureau of Indian Affairs. Not all tribes have a reservation, while others can be quite large. There are a few hundred reservations within the United States alone, with each tribal council having jurisdiction. Some reservations feature casinos, which attract gambling tourists from all over. Many Native American reservations also feature tobacco and cigarette shops, which may also sell local handmade crafts and food such as beads, clothing, and corn. The more popular Indian tribes include Sioux, Maza, Blackfeet, Cattaraugus, Hualapai, Navajo, Apache, Cherokee, and Pine Ridge. Whether you want to visit a Native American reservation in Arizona or Massachusetts, you can find what you’re looking for by checking online directory listings for a tribe or reservation. Interested in gambling? Check out casinos on Native American reservations by plugging in your area or destination. You’ll get listings of casinos in and around the area you want to visit. You can do some research online or at your local library as well on the many different Indian tribes in this country, such as Sioux. You’ll learn how the Indians started out here, what they harvested, such as corn, and how they survived. You can also find out where you can purchase local handmade Native American crafts such as beads, clothing, and other items. To get even more information on a particular Native American reservation or tribe, contact a few different ones to start with, focusing only on those that offer exactly what you need, whether casinos, local craft shops, or tobacco stores.
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ALBUQUERQUE INDIAN CENTER
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505-268-4418
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105 Texas St Se,
Albuquerque, New Mexico Zip Code87108
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ACOMA PUEBLO
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505-552-9700
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Pueblo of Acoma, New Mexico Zip Code87034
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CANONCITO TRIVAL ADMINISTRATIO
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505-836-4221
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Laguna, New Mexico Zip Code87026
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ISLETA PUEBLO
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505-869-3124
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Albuquerque, New Mexico Zip Code87101
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ISLETA PUEBLO
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505-869-3124
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Los Lunas, New Mexico Zip Code87031
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MESCALERO APACHE TRIBE PARKS A
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575-257-0502
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1146 Main Rd,
Ruidoso, New Mexico Zip Code88345
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MESCALERO APACHE TRIBE
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575-464-9029
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222 Chiricahua Plz,
Alamogordo, New Mexico Zip Code88310
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NAMBE PUEBLO GOVERNORS OFFICE
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505-455-0142
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Rr 1 Box 117,
Santa Fe, New Mexico Zip Code87506
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NAVAJO NATION
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928-688-4417
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Lupton Chap Hse Law Enforcem,
Lupton, New Mexico Zip Code86508
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NAVAJO NATION
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928-688-2734
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Houck, New Mexico Zip Code86506
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NAVAJO TRIBAL LUPTON CHAPTER R
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928-688-2128
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Rte 12,
Lupton, New Mexico Zip Code86508
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PUEBLO OF POJOAQUE
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505-455-2271
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58 Cities of Gold Rd,
Santa Fe, New Mexico Zip Code87506
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PUEBLO OF COCHITI
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505-465-3008
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255 Cochiti St,
Cochiti Pueblo, New Mexico Zip Code87072
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SAN ILDEFONSO PUEBLO
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505-455-2273
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Rr 5 Box 315,
Santa Fe, New Mexico Zip Code87506
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SANTO DOMINGO TRIBAL UTLILITIE
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505-465-0055
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Pena Blanca, New Mexico Zip Code87041
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TAOS PUEBLO
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575-758-3883
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Taos, New Mexico Zip Code87571
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WIC
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928-289-3219
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Po Box 1390,
Window Rock, New Mexico Zip Code86515
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Indian reservations are semi-autonomous zones that were created by treaties signed by the United States and indigenous North American tribes. Indian reservations are governed by the tribe or tribes that inhabit them. Most reservations are governed by one tribe and that tribe usually has a tribal government office. Some reservations are inhabited by more than one tribe and in such cases each tribe usually has its own tribal office. Indian tribal government offices are usually good places to call when one wishes to contact Indian tribes or Indian reservations. Many Indian reservations have elected to build casinos on tribal land and the tax laws found on reservations tend to be different than those found in surrounding areas. Indian reservations in the East tend to be fairly small areas while reservations in the West tend to be much larger.
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If you are looking for Indian reservations, Indian tribes, or tribal and reservation offices, search under Indian Reservations and Tribes in New Mexico using the MagicYellow.com directory.
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