Seminole Tribe of Florida
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Lands
Big Cypress, Brighton, Fort Pierce, Hollywood, Immokalee and Tampa reservations in Florida, United States
Countries United States
Facts 3
Land
Adding the Tampa and Immokalee reservations brought the Seminole Tribe of Florida's federal trust lands to more than 90,000 acres.
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History
The Seminole Tribe of Florida describes itself as the only tribe in America that never signed a peace treaty.
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Governance
The Tribal Council, with a Chairman, a Vice-Chairman and representatives from each reservation, is the chief governing body of the Seminole Tribe of Florida.
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