Wisconsin Indian Reservations & Tribes search results

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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