Lummi Nation - Wikipedia
The Lummi Reservation is the Indian reservation of the Lummi Nation. Established in 1855, it was intended to serve as the reservation for the Lummi, Nooksack, and Samish peoples, as well as several other local peoples.
Lummi Nation
We are the original inhabitants of Washington's northernmost coast and southern British Columbia. For thousands of years, we worked, struggled and celebrated life on the shores and waters of Puget Sound. We are fishers, hunters, gatherers, and harvesters of nature's abundance.
About Us - lummi-nsn.gov
We manage nearly 13,000 acres of tidelands on the Lummi Reservation. For thousands of years, the Lummi were an independent and self-sufficient people. Our mission is to sustain that way of life.
Lummi - Wikipedia
Lummi Nation, a federally-recognized tribe primarily composed of Lummis; Lummi dialect, the dialect of North Straits Salish spoken by the Lummi; Geography. Lummi Island, an island in the U.S. state of Washington; Lummi River, a channel at the mouth of the Nooksack River in the U.S. state of Washington; Music.
Lummi people - Wikipedia
The treaty established the Lummi Reservation, to which the Lummi and several other local peoples (including the Nooksack and Samish) were scheduled to be removed. Many who moved to the reservation left, and in the end, it was majorly inhabited by Lummis.
10 Things You Need To Know About the Lummi Nation
2014年10月9日 · Today, the Lummi reservation comprises 21,000 acres (Lummi Nation Atlas, 2008) – including uplands and tidelands on the Lummi Peninsula and Portage Island – but Lummi exercises cultural, environmental and political influence throughout its historical territory, which includes the San Juan Islands.
Lummi Nation - Meet the People - National Museum of the …
Lummi Reservation: In the 1855 Treaty of Point Elliott with the United States, the Lummi handed over most of their vast traditional territory. The treaty reserved about 20,000 acres for Lummi use. How did the Lummi use the many cedar trees on their lands to meet their needs? A) They used the bark to weave baskets.
Lummi Tribal Nation- The Soul of the San Juan Islands
The San Juan Islands in Whatcom County, Washington are the ancestral home to the Lummi Tribal Nation. Their heritage is based on the abundance of the land, with salmon being a integral part of their culture.
Today, the Lummi reservation comprises about 20,000 acres in Whatcom County on Puget Sound, in northwestern Washington State. Most Lummi people work in tribal government or tribal enterprises or in nearby towns, although many still earn an income from fishing. Their elected government, the Lummi Indian Business Council, is made up of 11 members.
About Us - lummi-nsn.gov
We manage nearly 13,000 acres of tidelands on the Lummi Reservation. For thousands of years, the Lummi were an independent and self-sufficient people. Our mission is to sustain that way of life.
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