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Although Nipmuc people have been thwarted in their attempts for federal recognition, two bands are currently recognized by the state of Massachusetts.…

Traditional Wampanoag territory encompasses a wide swath of southern New England--much of what is now southeastern Massachusetts, including Martha's…

Traditional Passamaquoddy territory covers northeastern Maine and parts of New Brunswick, and many Passamaquoddy people continue to live throughout…

The Penobscot people, who identify closely with the Penobscot River that is their home, have a reservation on Indian Island, near Old Town, Maine.…

Traditional Maliseet territory covers parts the St. John watershed, from Quebec and New Brunswick into northern Maine. There are numerous bands of…

Traditional Abenaki territory encompasses what is now New Hampshire and Vermont, as well as parts of western Maine, western Massachusetts, and Quebec.…