Quechan Indian Reservation

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The Quechan Indian Reservation is a federally recognized Native American reservation in the lower Colorado River region that serves as the homeland of the Quechan (Yuma) people.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Native American reservation
federally recognized tribal land
administeredBy Quechan Tribe of the Fort Yuma Indian Reservation
bordersCountry Mexico
bordersState Arizona
California
containsSettlement Fort Yuma
country United States
crossesPoliticalBoundary California–Arizona border
governedUnder Indian Reorganization Act policies
hasClimate desert climate
hasEconomicActivity agriculture
gaming
tourism
hasFederalDesignation reservation of the Quechan Tribe of the Fort Yuma Indian Reservation
hasHistoricAssociation Fort Yuma
hasLandUse cultural sites
irrigated farming
residential areas
hasReligiousSites Quechan traditional sacred places
hasTransportationLink Interstate 8
U.S. Route 95 NERFINISHED
hasTribalGovernment Quechan Tribal Council
homelandOf Quechan people
Yuma people
linked to: Cocopah people
locatedIn Arizona
California
Imperial County, California
linked to: Imperial County

Yuma County, Arizona
lower Colorado River region
locatedInTimeZone Pacific Time Zone
locatedOnRiver Colorado River
nearCity Winterhaven, California
Yuma, Arizona
partOfCulturalRegion American Southwest
partOfEthnographicRegion Yuma Desert
linked to: Colorado Desert
primaryEthnicGroup Quechan
linked to: Quechan people

Yuma
linked to: Yuma, Arizona
recognizedBy United States federal government
tribalEnrollment Quechan Tribe members
tribalLanguage Quechan language

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Lower Colorado River region contains Quechan Indian Reservation
Fort Yuma Indian Reservation category Reservations of the Quechan Tribe
linked to: Quechan Indian Reservation