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Chinook Indian Nation

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Recorded status
Not on the federal list
Website
https://chinooknation.org
Region
Pacific Northwest

In the record

One court case turned on its rights: Chinook Indian Nation v. Burgum.

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Recognition, as each source states it

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  • Not on the federal list, Washington / Oregon (lower Columbia River)Chinookan bands signed the 1851 Tansy Point treaties (unratified); Congress paid compensation in 1912; ICC Docket 234 award 1970; plaintiff in Chinook Indian Nation v. Bernhardt (W.D. Wash. 2020) over the re-petition ban. OFA reconsidered final determination declined acknowledgment, 67 FR 46204 (2002).source

Who is doing the work

Native legal and land defense, nationally

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Connections

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Named in 1

Sources

  1. chinooknation.org/unclassified
    We are calling on our elected officials to do what’s right and end this humanitarian crisis and Federally recognize the Chinook Indian Nation.
  2. chinooknation.org/unclassified
    1851 Superintendent of Indian Affairs Anson Dart negotiates the Tansy Point treaties.
  3. federalregister.gov/documents/2002/07/12/02-17551/reconsidered-final-determination-to-declprimary record
    The United States negotiated treaties with these separate Chinook bands in 1851, but the Senate did not ratify them.
Research notes

Named in the Chinook v. Burgum row, which concerns a federal-recognition claim. The seed does not state a recognition status; none is recorded here.

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