Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs
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Lands
Central Oregon, stretching east from the summit of the Cascade Mountains
Countries United States
Facts 3
Today
The Museum at Warm Springs shares the history and culture of the three tribes and welcomes visitors in Ichishkiin, Numu and Kiksht.
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Governance
In 1937 the Warm Springs, Wasco and Paiute organized as one confederated government under their own constitution and bylaws.
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History
Under the 1855 treaty, the Warm Springs and Wasco tribes kept their rights to harvest fish, game and other foods in their usual and accustomed places.
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