Indian Country Wall Map
The Indian Country wall map from National Geographic lays out where tribal lands sit today and how much ground was lost getting there. Five centuries of treaties, removals, and court rulings are compressed into one reference sheet.
- Published by National Geographic.
- Shows Indian reservations, tribal entities, and trust lands across the United States.
- Marks locations of major festivals and pow-wows.
- Includes photographs and short biographies of notable Native American figures through history.
- Carries a series of four small maps charting the loss of Native American territory from 1775 to the present.
- Pairs with the Indian Cultures of North America map, also from National Geographic.
History teachers and home school parents use it alongside units on removal and treaty law. It also holds up in tribal government offices, museum reading rooms, and university library walls. Map Shop finishes it in paper, satin lamination, foam core mounting, or framed in black or walnut molding.

