Examples of Ceded territory in a sentence
Ceded territory in Wisconsin, Michigan, and Minnesota with the number of lakes per county where spring adult walleye population estimates were conducted by GLIFWC during 2002.
Congress has codified the definition of “Indian country” and it includesIndian reservations and Indian allotments.1 Ceded territory (aboriginal lands sold by treaty or agreement with the United States) generally do not constitute Indian country, but many tribes retain resource rights in these territories (known as treaty-right areas).
Sections 14 and 23 correct the effective end date for bag limit adjustments made in the Wisconsin Ceded territory in response to tribal declarations and harvest, and correct inconsistency in language which applies to readjustments of bag limits after spring tribal harvest.
Ceded territory, for instance, could be used as a staging ground to launch more attacks against the state.
Ceded territory in Wisconsin, Michigan, and Minnesota with the number of lakes per county where spring electrofishing surveys were conducted by GLIFWC during 1997.50 0 50 100 Miles The ceded territory boundaries and the tribal reservation boundaries arerepresentationsand may not be the actual legally binding boundaries.