Keskachewan Cree Territory:
From west central Saskatchewan westward across Alberta.
The Keskatchewan Cree
managed to survive the smallpox epidemic of 1781 relatively intact.
Shortly after, other Cree flooded in from the east and merged
with the survivors. So great were the numbers of these newcomers
that a new identity was formed, "Plains Cree".
Portals
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EASTERN
DIVISION
Battlefords
Agency Tribal Chiefs
North Battleford, Saskatchewan
Meadow Lake Tribal Council
Meadow Lake and Buffalo Narrows,
Saskatchewan
Big River First Nation
Debden, Saskatchewan
Canoe Lake Cree First Nation
Canoe Narrows, Saskatchewan
Flying Dust First Nation
Meadow Lake, Saskatchewan
Kahkewistahaw First Nation
Broadview, Saskatchewan
Onion Lake Cree Nation
Onion Lake, Saskatchewan / Alberta
Sturgeon
Lake First Nation
Shellbrook, Saskatchewan
Thunderchild First Nation
Turtleford, Saskatchewan
WESTERN
DIVISION:
Western Cree Tribal Council
Valleyview, Alberta
Alexander First Nation
Morinville, Alberta
Cold
Lake First Nations : part of whose membership is Keskachewan
Cree
Cold Lake, Alberta
Enoch Cree Nation
Enoch, Alberta
Frog Lake Cree Nation
Frog Lake, Alberta
Kehewin Cree Nation
Gumeyville, Alberta WIKIPEDIA
Paul First Nation : part of whose membership
is Keskachewan Cree
Wabamum Lake, Alberta
Whitefish
Lake First Nation #128
Goodfish Lake, Alberta |
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Keskachewan Cree Population
Canada (2020) - 43,000
United States (2010) - 1,600 |
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