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Die Lake Traverse Reservation

Der Stamm, welcher auf dieser Reservation lebt, sind die: Sisseton-Wahpeton Sioux

Anzahl der Stammesmitglieder: 9.894

Anzahl der Reservatsbewohner: 10.840

Wie die Reservation entstand? Die heutige Lake Traverse Reservation hatte ursprünglich eine Fläche von einer Million acres und wurde mit dem Vertrag vom 19. Februar 1867 gegründet. Nur noch weniger als 117.000 acres sind heute der Reservation verblieben.

Aktuelle Lebensbedingungen: Das Land der Lake Traverse Reservation ist zur Landwirtschaft und Viehzucht geeignet.

Es gibt nur sehr wenig Industrie und Arbeitsplätze sind rar. Weniger als 10 % der Stammesmitglieder haben einen Job.

Zur Zeit leben 62 % dieser Indianer unter der Armutsgrenze.

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