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  • Bois Forte Indian Reservation Map

    Shows all three sectors of the reservation: Deer Creek (near Effie), Nett Lake, and Vermilion Lake (near Tower).

    tiger.census.gov

  • Bois Fort/Nett Lake Band of Chippewa Indians

    Demographic information on this band, and on their reservation lands. Economic activity, including the tale of the political wranglings over an international wild rice venture in the 1970s.

    www.kstrom.net

  • Bois Forte (Nett Lake) Band

    Basic information, from the Minnesota state legislature.

    www.senate.leg.state.mn.us

  • Treaty with the Chippewa--Bois Fort Band, 1866

    In exchange for a cessation of land near Lake Vermilion, the United States sets aside a parcel of land surrounding Lake Netor As-sab-a-co-na (Nett Lake) and a township at the mouth of Deer Creek as reservation lands for the Bois Forte Band of Chippewa.

    digital.library.okstate.edu

  • Bois Forte Reservation

    Outline map. Census tracts from 2000. 500K. (PDF)

    www2.census.gov

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