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A map compiled by the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes shows the areas that would be impacted in the proposed CSKT Water Compact. The easternmost line shows the exten of the Tribes’ aboriginal homeland -- a much more vast geographic space the Tribes intend to file claims in if the Compact is not passed in the next legislative session.
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A map shows the checkerboard pattern of property ownership on the Flathead Reservation.
Issue Date: 7/2/2014
Last Updated: 7/1/2014 5:00:29 PM |
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