About Our Project
The First American Land Allotment project documents the historical distribution and changes of indigenous lands across North America. Our resources provide researchers, educators, and community members with tools to understand the complex history of land ownership, treaties, and federal policies that have shaped tribal territories over time.
Through interactive maps, comprehensive data sets, and in-depth research, we aim to preserve this critical history and support indigenous communities in documenting their land rights.
Our Resources
Story Maps
Explore interactive narratives that combine maps, images, and text to tell the stories of First American land allotments.
Data
Access comprehensive datasets on historical land allotments, including boundaries, dates, and ownership records.
Research
Discover scholarly articles, primary sources, and analysis on the history and impact of land allotment policies.
