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TNB->Omaha Tribe: Omaha Tribe of Nebraska Overview
Posted on Wednesday, January 30 @ 02:18:02 PST (7287 reads)

The Omaha Tribe lived near the Missouri River in present day Nebraska in the days prior to diplomatic relations with the United States government.

The Omaha Tribal homelands are located in the northeast corner of Nebraska, overlapping into a small portion of western Iowa. The area is comprised of the Omaha Tribal Reservation and adjacent counties totaling 2,594 square miles.

There are 5,992 enrolled Omaha tribal members, with 5,227 of those living on the Omaha Tribal Reservation.

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