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The Fort Mojave Indian Tribe of Arizona, California & Nevada is a federally-recognized tribal entity.
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Tribal Headquarters
Fort Mojave Indian Tribe
500 Merriman Avenue
Needles, CA 92363
Phone: 1.760.629.4591
Fax: 1.760.629.5767
- Fort Mojave Indian Tribe Official Website
History
Brief Timeline
Additional References to the History of the Tribe and/or Band
Reservations
See Fort Mojave Indian Tribe, Arizona (Reservation)
Records
- Indian census rolls, Fort Mojave, 1892-1915 FHL 576839
Important Web Sites
- Fort Mojave Indian Tribe Official Website
- Fort Mojave Indian Reservation Wikipedia
- Fort Mojave Indian Tribe Constitution. A copy of the Constitution and By-laws for this tribe is available at the Sandra Day O'Connor Law Library at Arizona State University
References
Bibliography
- Fort Mojave Indian Tribe. Constitution and Bylaws of the Fort Mojave Tribe of the Fort Mojave Reservation, Arizona, Nevada, and California. S.l: s.n.], 1957. WorldCat 22102903
- Fort Mojave Indian Tribe. Fort Mojave Indian Reservation. Needles, Calif: Fort Mojave Tribe, 1970. WorldCat 367572573
- Celebrating Change: The Fort Mojave Indian Tribe. Needles, CA: Fort Mojave Indian Tribe, 2001. WorldCat 51933736
- Smith, Gerald Arthur. The Mojave Indians. [Bloomington, Calif.]: San Bernardino County Museum Association, 1977. WorldCat 4975527
- American West Center. Doris Duke Oral History Project. 1966. WorldCat 447306117
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