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Federally Recognized Landed Tribes in Wisconsin. Land Cessions.

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1 Federally Recognized Landed Tribes in Wisconsin

2 Land Cessions

3 Federally Recognized Tribes and Bands

4 Menominee Nation Menominee Menomini Menomonee Mamaceqtaw (ma-ma-chay-tau) The People People of the wild oats (rice)

5 Ho-Chunk Nation Winnebago People of the Dirty Water Ho-Chunk or Ho-Chungra People of the Parent Speech or People of the Big Voice

6 Chippewa Ojibwa Ojibway Ojibwe Anishinabe Anishinaabeg Six Different Bands: Lac Courte Oreilles St. Croix Bad River Red Cliff Mole Lake Sokaogon Lac du Flambeau Puckered up True People or Original People

7 Forest County Potawatomi Potawatomi Bodiwadomi Bodiwandomi Neshnabek The True People Keepers of the Sacred Fire

8 Oneida On^yote.aka Oneyoteaka People of the Standing Stone Oneida Nation

9 Stockbridge-Munsee Mahican Mahikan Mohigan Mohican Muh-he-con-neok Leni-Lenapi Delaware the people of the waters that are never still The People

10 To Find Out More

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